BINGHAMTON, NY – Flood Watch issued by the National Weather Service in Binghamton for Central and Southern New York, including the counties of Otsego, Delaware, and Chenango. Additionally, Northern Herkimer County was issued a Winter Storm Watch by the National Weather Service office in Albany. Both watches will remain in force until Monday afternoon, beginning on Sunday afternoon.
Occasional heavy precipitation on Sunday and Sunday evening may cause urban flooding and localized poor drainage. Rain It is probable that Sunday evening will transition into a snowy period with some accumulation. Slippery and hazardous conditions could impede the Monday morning commute due to the accumulation of snow. Inlandsic inundation of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and susceptible areas may ensue due to an overabundance of runoff. Flowing streams and creeks may overflow their boundaries. Sedimentation deficiencies and urban environments can contribute to flooding.
There is the potential for substantial snowfall in the region under the Winter Storm Watch, with accumulations ranging from 5 to 10 inches. Potential gusts of wind reached 40 mph. Heavy, moist snow will replace the rain on Sunday evening and persist through Monday. A number of power disruptions may result from downed trees and power lines caused by the snow’s weight.
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