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Canadian wildfire smoke creating a hazy sunshine today across central New York. Air quality could dip into the “moderate” category at times today and tomorrow but isn’t expected to reach “unhealthy” levels. #NYwx https://t.co/KZsOxQ24Bc

This should be the last Frost Advisory of the season. Temperatures will be near 90 by midweek. #NYwx

NWS Binghamton @NWSBinghamton

A Frost Advisory has been issued for early Monday morning. Skies will clear out, winds will be light, and temperatures as low as 33 will be favorable frost. Elsewhere, conditions are expected to be too warm for frost to develop with temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s. https://t.co/VT6KbOfjbm

Fourth-wettest May on record in Binghamton, NY, and not even one 80-degree day. Brutal month. #NYwx

NWS Binghamton @NWSBinghamton

May 2025 will be remembered as a cool, and very wet month across our area. Here is a look at some of the observed weather data for the month. View more past observed weather data & statistics here: https://t.co/9KU5Brkmhv #NYwx #pawx https://t.co/W8YQQcruuP

Another rainy Saturday across upstate New York with temperatures falling into the 40s this afternoon. Tomorrow marks the first day of meteorological summer… #NYwx https://t.co/JmlFabV5yQ

Central New York vs. Reykjavik, Iceland. Hard to tell the difference without a locator. https://t.co/xQSR9MJVwW

Tuesday marked 12 years since a catastrophic EF-5 tornado was last documented in the U.S., continuing what is already the longest span between "5-rated" twisters in historical records dating to 1950. The nation's last EF-5 tornado struck Moore, Oklahoma, on May 20, 2013.

Today is the last dry day for a while. A late-season nor’easter will bring a cold, windswept rain to the Northeast starting Wednesday, continuing through at least Friday with showers even lingering into Saturday in spots. Temperatures will be well below average through Memorial https://t.co/RqpWxV2RXY

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for central and northern New York until 8 p.m. #NYwx

NWS Binghamton @NWSBinghamton

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of New Hampshire, New York and Vermont until 8 PM EDT https://t.co/U9DaiXzPvr

Two areas of severe weather expected this afternoon. The highest threat will be focused on the Capital Region, Champlain Valley and Adirondacks eastward into western New England, where scattered severe thunderstorms and even supercells could develop anytime between 2 p.m. and https://t.co/r1H5P3qveU

Lots of weather to deal with in central New York leading up to Memorial Day weekend. First, a line of thunderstorms will disrupt the tail end of this morning’s commute. The storms are expected to reach the I-81 corridor around 9 a.m. More scattered thunderstorms are expected https://t.co/d0Pher3veu

Four-year anniversary at @foxweather today. I’ve been here since the beginning (before we even existed publicly) and hope to be here until the end! https://t.co/PFmfVpIROK

While the Atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially begin until June 1, the FOX Forecast Center will be monitoring the Caribbean Sea during the second half of May for any signs of preseason development. https://t.co/iU7ZfMySBE

A few severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon. Damaging wind gusts and hail are the main threats. #NYwx https://t.co/Yr3AmOiuNw

Today will be the last 70-plus-degree day for most of central New York for about a week, and it comes with another threat of severe weather. Late-day thunderstorms could pack damaging wind gusts as they slide southeastward from the Finger Lakes (late afternoon) into the Southern https://t.co/EjiDiICYWz

Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for western and central New York until 10 p.m. Damaging winds, hail and a tornado or two are possible. #NYwx

NWS Binghamton @NWSBinghamton

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of New York, Pennsylvania and West Virginia until 10 PM EDT https://t.co/lyutwZgHBg

Most of central New York faces a Level 3 out of 5 severe weather threat today. The peak window for severe storms will be from 3-8 p.m. (earliest west of I-81 and latest east of I-81). Damaging wind gusts are the main threat, but large hail and an isolated tornado can't be ruled https://t.co/Xc8SzlFn8L

Severe weather still expected late Tuesday afternoon/evening. It will also be the warmest day in nearly 6 months with highs in the 80s. #NYwx

NWS Binghamton @NWSBinghamton

Little has changed from our messaging this morning. Late Tuesday afternoon and evening will be the best time for severe thunderstorms with all hazards possible if the ingredients can come together. A second round of storms with less severe potential will move through overnight. https://t.co/u8UdtNG6Xe