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Binghamton, NY

6:53pm EST -- December 14, 2025

Haze
Haze
13°F
Wind: NW 13 mph
Gusts: 30 mph
Visibility: 6.00 mi

Cortland, NY

Update time and date are not available.

Not Available
Not Available
N/A
Wind: Calm
Gusts: None
Visibility: N/A

Syracuse, NY

6:54pm EST -- December 14, 2025

Mostly Cloudy
Mostly Cloudy
18°F
Wind: NW 12 mph
Gusts: None
Visibility: 10.00 mi

Watertown, NY

6:56pm EST -- December 14, 2025

Overcast
Overcast
13°F
Wind: WNW 9 mph
Gusts: None
Visibility: 10.00 mi

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Winter Road Conditions
Road Segment Road Status Last Update
Broome Co. Line to Exit 10 (Rt. 41) Snow and Ice 3:33pm EST -- December 14, 2025
Exit 10 (Rt. 41) to Onondaga Co. Line Snow and Ice 3:33pm EST -- December 14, 2025
Cortland Co. Line to Exit 16 Nedrow Snow and Ice 5:55pm EST -- December 14, 2025
I-481 (Syracuse) to I-481 (North Syracuse) Snow and Ice 4:45pm EST -- December 14, 2025
I-481 to Oswego Co. Line Snow and Ice 4:45pm EST -- December 14, 2025
Penn State Line to City of Binghamton Clear and Dry 3:42pm EST -- December 14, 2025
Exit 7 to Cortland Co. Line Clear and Dry 3:42pm EST -- December 14, 2025

Clear and Dry: The entire length of the reporting segment appears clear and dry.

Wet Conditions: The segment is wet with liquid water from rain or fully melted snow.

Snow and Ice: Within the segment, wheel paths may be visible and there is snow, slush or ice on the pavement.

Severe Snow and Ice: Within the segment, the pavement is not visible. There is snow, slush or ice build-up within the segment.

Closed Portions: Within the reporting segment, there are no lanes open in one or both directions for a portion of the segment.

Not all segments of the interstate have conditions available.
Road conditions are updated at least every four hours during winter months and more frequently during storms.

Source National Weather Service / NYS Department of Transportation