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Area Discussion for - Binghamton, NY

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FXUS61 KBGM 122323 AFDBGM

Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Binghamton NY 623 PM EST Thu Dec 12 2019

SYNOPSIS. High pressure currently over the region will move offshore tonight. The high pressure system will give way a low pressure system tracking up the east coast this weekend. This will bring our region another round of rain, changing to some snow.

NEAR TERM /THROUGH SATURDAY/. 630 pm update . High pressure an dry weather continues to dominate this evening. No significant changes made to the forecast.

Previous Discussion . High pressure will move east of the region tonight. Behind the high pressure system, winds will become more southerly and southeasterly. As a result, a marine cloud layer should work inland during the day Friday after a clear night tonight. Enough moisture should be present for some light rain to develop during the afternoon hours as well. Just enough cold air may be stuck in some valleys for some very brief and patchy freezing rain or drizzle in the Poconos and Southern Catskills. However, coverage looks very spotty and not high enough for HWO mention or a winter weather advisory.

With the flow becoming more southerly, low temperatures should only fall into the low and mid 20's tonight. On Friday, highs will struggle to hit 40 due to the clouds and stay steady Friday night.

A low pressure system is expected to move up the east coast. The marine flow and lift along a warm front with the low pressure system will result in the development of a period of rain Friday night and Saturday. Additional rainfall still looks to be around an inch. Ensemble guidance is not indicating any flooding at this time, though a few river points may get close to minor stages. Poor drainage issues may be more of a concern. Some uncertainty on rainfall totals is present with a potential dry slot during the day Saturday which may cut back slightly on rainfall totals. Temperatures should warm well into the 40's along and east of the low track. Even though we are slightly warmer than the model guidance a decent temperature spike may occur which guidance typically under does.

SHORT TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT/. Cold air advection begins to change the rain to snow Saturday night, especially at higher elevations (mix of rain and snow at the lower elevations). There could be some minor snow accumulations, especially in Central New York. By the second half of the night/early Sunday, the precipitation transitions to more lake enhanced, although becoming more showery in nature rather than widespread precipitation. Lows Saturday night will likely be in the lower to mid 30s.

Models continue to generally agree that the low pressure system will rapidly deepen as it moves north of the area on Sunday. Behind the system, winds will become gusty from the west due to a sharp pressure gradient, with gusts mainly in the 25-35 mph range. This will set the stage for additional lake enhanced rain and snow showers (mostly snow in the higher elevations). Lake effect snow showers likely continue into Sunday evening, mainly north of the NY Thruway, before tapering off early Monday morning. Highs on Sunday will likely be in the lower to upper 30s, with lows Sunday night likely in the teens to mid 20s.

LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/. The long term forecast remains mostly on track. Only change made was to increase POPs late Monday night/early Tuesday morning into the daytime hours Tuesday from chance to likely as it is appearing more likely of seeing precipitation during this time. Still looks like best chance for a wintry mix is across portions of NEPA, the Southern Tier, and the Southern Catskills, but this is highly dependent on the ultimate track of the low pressure system.

Previous Discussion:

With our active pattern continuing unabated, a brief break much of Monday, is likely to give away to another system moving southwest to northeast through the general area late Monday into Tuesday. All models have the system yet differ in whether tracking the primary low just south of the area as per the ECMWF, or further northwest like the GFS-Canadian models. However, even the relatively cooler ECMWF manages to get above freezing at 850mb for a sizable chunk of the area.

A snow to wintry mix scenario is anticipated for Monday night into Tuesday. There could be some snow and/or ice accumulations with this, but things could easily change considering it is quite a ways out; we will better figure out the details in coming days. It could quickly transition to rain with a northwest track, or remain mostly snow-freezing rain mix with southeastern one. However it works out, a piece of Arctic air is projected to dip behind the system into our area as we head into Midweek. As usual, this scenario could produce lake effect snow.

AVIATION /00Z FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/. High pressure shifting slowly east off the coast this evening as a fast-moving low pressure system moves ne through the central Great Lakes tonight. The high to the east will keep VFR conditions through tonight. However, a tightening pressure gradient will allow for strong winds to develop 2-4k ft above the surface and produce a period of LLWS overnight. Ceilings will lower to MVFR at KAVP just after sunrise and work to the N/NW tomorrow morning . eventually to around KBGM, KELM and KITH by the late morning and early afternoon. MVFR cigs should reach KSYR and KRME just before 00Z Saturday. Some terminals may see southerly wind gusts approaching 20 knots tonight and during the day Friday.

Outlook .

Friday night and Saturday . MVFR/IFR restrictions expected in periods of rain.

Saturday evening through Sunday . Rain changing to light snow with MVFR/IFR restrictions. NW wind gusts 20-30 knots.

Sunday night and Monday . VFR with winds decreasing.

Monday night and Tuesday: MVFR/IFR restrictions with a wintry mix.

BGM WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES. PA . None. NY . None.

SYNOPSIS . MWG NEAR TERM . BJT/MWG SHORT TERM . BJG LONG TERM . BJG/MDP AVIATION . BJT/MWG

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Weather Reporting Stations

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Stations	Dist	Age	Wind	Air Temp	Water Temp	Waves	Pressure	DewPt
OSGN6 - 9052030 - Oswego, NY	76 mi	46 min	S 8 G 13				1028.6 hPa (-2.4)
ANMN6 - Hudson River Reserve, NY	94 mi	76 min	E 1	28°F			1036 hPa	16°F

Wind History for Oswego, NY

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Airport Reports

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Airport	Dist	Age	Wind kt	Visibility	Sky/Weather	Temp	DewPt	Humidity	Pressure
Griffiss Air Force Base / Rome, NY	34 mi	2.9 hrs	ESE 9	10.00 mi	Fair	25°F	15°F	66%	1034 hPa

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