NOAA/NWS Binghamton, NY

Mid-Week Snow Potential

Prepared: 4:00 AM Monday 12/8/2014
Meteorologists: Mike Jurewicz and Kat Hawley
This Briefing applies to
the NWS Binghamton
Service Area only:
FOR CENTRAL NY
This area includes but is
not limited to cities such
as Syracuse, Utica, Ithaca,
Elmira, Binghamton, and
Oneonta.
FOR NORTHEAST PA
This area includes but is
not limited to cities such
as Towanda, Montrose,
Scranton, and WilkesBarre.

Changes Since Last Briefing

Winter Storm Watch was
expanded further west.
Winter Storm Watch was
extended further in time out to
Thursday morning.

Impacts
Wintry mix expected late Monday
night through Tuesday morning.
Tuesday afternoon, precipitation
will start to transition to snow,
possibly heavy at times.
Hazardous travel expected late
Monday Night into Wednesday
evening.

Winter Storm Watch

Winter Storm Watch late Monday Night through

Wednesday Night.

Potential in these areas exists for 7+ inches of snow.

Snowfall Forecast Over 48 Hours

Ice Accumulation Forecast

for
Late Tonight/Early Tomorrow Morning

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