National Weather Service

A major winter storm dumped snow at the rate of two or more inches an hour across parts of the Twin Tiers.

The snow arrived in the Binghamton area early Wednesday and quickly made travel extremely difficult

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The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Twin Tiers. The warning is scheduled to be in effect from 10 p.m. Tuesday to 7 p.m. Wednesday.

People in the Binghamton area are bracing for another significant snow storm. Forecasters say the snow should reach

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Another snow storm is expected to cause some travel problems in the Twin Tiers.

The National Weather Service has posted a Winter Storm Watch for the region for late Tuesday night through Wednesday evening

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After an unusually chilly month, Twin Tiers residents can expect a break from the brutally cold conditions over the next few days.

The National Weather Service at Binghamton is forecasting three consecutive days with high temperatures above freezing

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Snow greeted Twin Tiers residents today as they prepared for temperatures to rise into the 50s this weekend.

Plow crews from local public works departments and the state Department of Transportation were in action this morning to keep streets and highways as safe as possible

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Milder temperatures are predicted for the Twin Tiers at the end of the week and that will increase the risk of ice jam flooding.

National Weather Service forecasters at the Greater Binghamton Airport say Friday's high is expected to be in the mid to upper 30s and daytime highs will reach the mid 40s over the weekend

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A winter weather advisory for the Twin Tiers is scheduled to be in effect through seven o'clock Thursday morning.

Many schools across the region delayed the start of classes Tuesday and most announced there would be no after-school activities

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Heavy rain and gusty winds caused some problems for people around the Twin Tiers Monday.

Several crashes around Broome and Tioga counties occurred during the late morning and early afternoon that were related to the weather

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Many Twin Tiers residents may have been surprised when their cell phones displayed a flood warning that had been issued by the National Weather Service.

The message was transmitted through the Wireless Emergency Alert system that was developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission in conjunction with service providers

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After several days of warm and muggy conditions, people in the Twin Tiers were advised to be prepared for the possibility of flash flooding with the potential for torrential rainfall in parts of the region

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