National Weather Service

The National Weather Service in Binghamton has issued a Winter Chill Watch beginning Thursday evening.

The first full day of winter brought a mixed bag of precipitation to the Twin Tiers with periods of heavy snow followed by wind-driven rain.

There may be more serious winter weather headed to the Twin Tiers overnight Tuesday.

Almost the entire State of New York as well as the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania are under a Frost Advisory or a Freeze Warning.

We are talking about the Southern Tier of New York State and Northeast Pennsylvania where the weather conditions can change in an instant.

All of a sudden, the rains have returned. And not just a bit here and there. Real soakers as you well know.

If you walked outside on Monday and immediately started to sweat, you're not alone! The humidity was so thick that it was hard to breathe and the was sun beating down so hot that even the best air conditioners were struggling to keep things cool...

As the National Weather Service in Binghamton hinted on Tuesday, August 2, a Heat Advisory has, indeed, been issued for the region.

What do relative humidity and dewpoint have to do with how muggy and uncomfortable it feels?

The NOAA Binghamton office is predicting a few rounds of showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening of July 18.