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.AVIATION /06Z MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
Biggest issue through early Monday morning will be the potential
for MVFR to IFR ceilings and visibility due to low stratus and 
fog. Greatest confidence for this to occur is at RME, ELM, AVP 
and BGM. There remains some uncertainty on timing and duration 
of IFR restrictions. 

High pressure is building into the region today and all 
terminals are expected to become VFR by mid to late morning, 
lasting through the end of the TAF period.

Outlook...

Tuesday...Possible restrictions with showers, especially NE PA 
and perhaps the NY Southern Tier terminals.

Wednesday and Thursday...Likely VFR most of the time.

Thursday night...High pressure may allow for patchy fog and IFR
restrictions.

Friday...VFR conditions expected.

This discussion and more can be found in the Area Forecast Discussion.

Aviation Forecasts

The National Weather Service Office in Binghamton, NY has responsibility for six Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts or TAFs in Central New York and Northeast Pennsylvania.

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Center Weather Service Unit Products

Three Center Weather Service Unit (CWSU) cover the NWS Binghamton, NY County Warning Area. Click on the map or one of the links below the map to go to the corresponding CSWU website.

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Decoded/Raw Text

Location	Sky/Weather	Temperature	Dewpoint Temperature	Relative Humidity	Wind	Pressure	Remarks
Binghamton, NY	MOCLDY	49	47	93	NE5	30.08R
Cortland, NY	CLEAR	45	45	100	CALM	30.12R
Dansville, NY	CLOUDY	52	52	100	SE5	30.14R
Elmira, NY	PTCLDY	48	47	96	CALM	30.09S
Ithaca, NY	PTCLDY	44	44	100	CALM	30.12R	FOG
Monticello, NY	MOCLDY	56	55	97	N5	30.05R
Penn Yan, NY	CLOUDY	54	52	93	CALM	30.13R
Rome, NY	FOG	45	45	100	VRB3	30.12R	VSB 1/4
Syracuse, NY	PTCLDY	49	48	97	NW5	30.12R
Hazleton, PA	CLOUDY	59	54	82	N7	30.07S
Scranton, PA	CLOUDY	59	55	87	N3	30.05R
500 AM EDT MON SEP 21 2026