Binghamton, NY
Weather Forecast Office
The following are examples of external visits we provide to the community. Any group can request a talk.
School Visits: Our meteorologists visit area schools to educate and inform students about weather as a part of a curriculum in school systems. These talks are usually presented in conjunction with weather units during the course of the school year. Our presentations can be geared toward any age group, preferably Grade 2 or higher. A wide range of topics can be addressed. Some of these topics include (but are not limited to):
The number of outreach activities that WFO Binghamton is involved with is limitless. Just a few examples: Career Day/Fair/Counseling or Science or Math Fairs/Contests or being a judge, proctor or mentor at science-related activities.
Community observances: We visit a wide variety of community groups in an effect to educate our neighbors about the weather. Types of organizations we are involved with include Kiwanis, Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, Sertoma Clubs, Senior Citizen Organizations, etc. Any group is welcome to invite a National Weather Service meteorologist to speak at their next function.
The Skywarn program is an effort to train members of the community to recognize severe weather, and aid the National Weather Service in protecting life and property. We also have programs geared toward any group interested in weather safety, or communities interested in becoming Storm Ready. Popular presentation topics are geared toward communities interested in learning about historically significant weather events which have affected us, such as Hurricane Agnes, the Blizzard of 1993, the tornado outbreaks of 1998, and more recent flood events such as June, 2006 or September, 2011.
To request a speaker, please contact the National Weather Service in Binghamton.
Please be include the following information:
We will schedule the event as quickly as possible.
*Please Note: Tours may be cancelled, if necessary, because of weather, staffing shortage, or changes to the terror alert threat level. Because of occasional unforeseen circumstances, some tours may need to be cancelled at the last minute. We will make arrangements to re-schedule the tour as soon as possible, or can offer a weather presentation instead.
Please use the links below to navigate through the different programs in our outreach program.
Current Hazards
Briefing
Drought
Fire Weather
Graphical Hazardous Weather Outlook
Hurricanes
Local Outlook
River Flooding
Space Weather
Thunderstorms
Winter
Current Conditions
Air Quality
Local Storm Reports
Observation (list)
Observations (Map)
More Surface Observations
Rainfall
Satellite
More Satellite
Upper Air
Radar
Local Enhanced Radar
Local Standard Radar (low bandwidth)
Regional/National Standard Radar (low bandwidth)
More Radar
Forecasts
Activity Planner
Aviation
Detailed View
Fire Weather
Forecaster's Discussion
Hourly View
Map View
Model Data
Space Weather
Text Products
User Defined Area Forecast
Rivers and Lakes
River Forecasts (Map)
River Observations (Map)
River Forecast Centers
River Forecasts (Text)
Ensemble River Guidance
Current Streamflow
Flood Inundation Maps
River Monitor
US Dept of Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Weather Service
Binghamton, NY
32 Dawes Drive
Johnson City, NY 13790
(607) 729-1597
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