National Weather Service

As of 4 a.m. November 15 the National Weather Service had upgraded earlier watches and advisories to full –scale warnings.

There could be a potential for more slippery driving over the next few days, accelerating area motorists’ recollection of their winter driving skills.

Officials say no major flooding is expected but the National Weather Service in Binghamton says periods of rain are expected starting November 1.

Officials are keeping an eye on streams in areas that are prone to flooding as more rain is soaking already saturated ground for a few days.

It's not a trick and definitely no treat. There's a threat of more rain for Halloween.

More precipitation is expected for our area and, for better or worse, it’s not in the form of rain.

Forecasters say a cold front moving through the region pulling in tropical moisture gives the potential for localized urban and small stream flooding.

The National Weather Service and local agencies are keeping close watch on conditions in the sky and on local waterways.

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Flash Flood Watch for portions of central New York and northeast Pennsylvania,

Some flooding is possible in parts of the Twin Tiers as rain continues to fall across the region.