heavy rain

The Governors of both New York and Pennsylvania are urging residents to be mindful of the weather as moderate to heavy rain and strong winds are forecast.

Rain, that could be heavy at times, is expected across the Twin Tiers region overnight April 6 into Thursday night.

The National Weather Service is advising of possible flash flooding in poor drainage areas with heavy rain forecast ahead of a slow-moving cold front.

The Twin Tiers could be in for a soaking starting September 23 and the National Weather Service cautions that could mean some flooding issues.

Parts of the Catskills, including Wayne County in the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania could be in for more flooding.

Authorities say what is left of Hurricane Ida will be soaking the region starting midday September 1 and continuing overnight.

Broome County Emergency Services officials report no new washouts due to heavy rain July 13-14 while Tioga County reported numerous trees and limbs down.

Broome County Emergency Services officials are reporting a lot of debris over roads, some partial washouts and a bridge out as a result of heavy rain July 11.

The National Weather Service says a strong cold front moving through the area could bring strong winds and a potential for enough rain to cause some flooding.

The National Weather Service says torrential downpours could be capable of producing heavy rainfall in a short period that may lead to flash flooding.