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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.

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.

National Weather Service in Binghamton says there is a possibility of isolated flash flooding from a strong cold front poised to move through the Twin Tiers.

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

As the region continues to recovery efforts after last week's flash flooding, weather forecasters say more heavy rain may be heading to the Twin Tiers.

The National Weather Service says already full creeks and streams and saturated ground may be asked to take on more water in the next 24 hours.

As is often the case with quickly falling rain and rapidly rising river levels, millions of gallons of sewage are being discharged into the river.

The National Weather Service is cautioning Twin Tier residents about another chance for heavy rain and rising water.