This is a growing list of questions related to navigation of the National Weather Service at
Binghamton's web site.
Federal Holidays
Climate Data
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Where can I find daily temperatures, rainfall, snowfall etc, for Binghamton, Syracuse, and the
Scranton/Wilkes-barre area? Answer: «Try to the climate help
page»
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Is there daily climate data for locations other than Binghamton, Syracuse, and the
Scranton/Wilkes-barre area? Answer: Yes, on the NOWData
page
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Can I find daily averages and records for Binghamton, Syracuse, and the Scranton/Wilkes-barre
area? Answer: «Yes right
here»
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My child is doing a project where they need the temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, etc at
a certain time of the day. However, we forgot to write it down. Can I find that here?
Answer: Yes there is a two week archive of hourly conditions... «Weather Archive»
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Warning/Watches/Advisories
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What is a Winter Storm Watch? Blizzard Warning? etc... Answer: «Read this»
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Where can I find Windchill information? Answer: on the left side of the web page
at the bottom there is a link to Windchill information. Or, you can just following this link.
Forecasts
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Some useful forecast terms used in the point and click and Zone Forecasts. «Read More»
Miscellaneous
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Where can I find information about a past, significant weather event(s)? Answer:
Please check either the Weather
Events or Research pages. These page can also
be found on the left side of our page.
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How can I become an observer or storm spotter for the National Weather Service?
Answer: Please look over the information on our Spotter page and in the SKYWARN section.
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Is there a page where I can convert temperatures from Fahrenheit to Celsius or calculate the Heat
Index, etc? Answer: Yes its the Meteorological Calculator.