weather

More than two months after Punxsutawney Phil erroneously predicted an early spring, people across the Twin Tiers are enjoying some mild temperatures as the week wraps up.

Temperatures rose into the 50s this afternoon and warmer days are predicted by local forecasters

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The nasty weather knocked out electric service for hundreds of Iberdrola USA customers in upstate New York but few problems were reported in the Southern Tier.

A mixture of snow, freezing rain and freezing drizzle, accompanied by gusty winds, apparently triggered power interruptions in some areas

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With temperatures hitting 40 Thursday afternoon, some swimmers were spotted in the Chenango River taking advantage of the relatively mild conditions.

The scene was just south of the Clinton Street bridge

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Water department crews across the Twin Tiers have been kept busy dealing with some water line problems caused by the extreme cold.

A water main break in the town of Chenango Tuesday resulted in an early dismissal for thousands of students in the Chenango Forks School District

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News Radio 1290 WNBF will keep you informed with the latest emergency information and closings related to Sandy.

If you must travel, use caution. We'll be updating storm-related information to keep you and your family safe

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The Binghamton area may wind up being hit with some of the highest winds as what's now Hurricane Sandy hits the northeastern United States.

David Nicosia, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service at Greater Binghamton Airport, says "this is a tough one" for forecasters because "we haven't seen something like this

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The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch for the Twin Tiers until seven o'clock Tuesday night.

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The National Weather Service is advising Binghamton-area residents that strong winds and soaking rains are likely Tuesday.

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Strong thunderstorms ripped through parts of the Twin Tiers late Thursday afternoon and into the evening.

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