Climate & Weather in Binghamton
Binghamton has a real, genuine humid continental climate, with cold, snowy winters and warm, no-dry-season summers.
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Learn moreWarm summers, cold winters
Binghamton's July average high runs approximately 80°F, low approximately 58°F; January average high approximately 32°F, low approximately 15°F.
Real, above-average snowfall
Annual snowfall runs approximately 71 inches, with January alone averaging approximately 17.6 inches -- well above the roughly 28-inch US average.
A real, wet climate overall
Annual precipitation runs approximately 43 inches, with June typically the wettest month.
Key takeaways
- Binghamton's July average high runs approximately 80°F; January average high approximately 32°F.
- Annual snowfall (~71 inches) runs well above the national average.
- Annual precipitation (~43 inches) reflects a real, genuinely wet regional climate.
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