trees down

Farewell and thank you to hundreds of utility workers who helped get power back on to tens of thousands of Twin Tiers residents impacted by the heavy snow.

Wet snow is hampering travel, there are numerous reports of trees and wires down across roadways and on homes and thousands of power interruptions.

Emergency services officials around the region report a few flooded streets and some trees down following rain brought by the remains of Tropical Storm Fred.

Emergency Services officials in the region say assessments continue but only a few trees were reported down from wave after wave of strong thunderstorms.

No major damage is being reported following strong, pop-up thunderstorms through the Twin Tiers late in the afternoon and into the evening on June 21.

Authorities are reporting a few trees down, power interruptions and some urban flooding as a result of thunderstorms.

Some areas of the Twin Tiers are left cleaning up debris from thunderstorms that fired up in the region about mid-afternoon May 26.

A cold front sweeping through the region is going to cause temperatures to plummet and winds to threaten trees and power lines.

New York State Electric and Gas crews and their contractors are going to continue to be busy getting facilities repaired and power back on

A massive tree on Binghamton's West Side suddenly toppled, narrowly missing passing vehicles on Riverside Drive.