Temperatures fall quickly in Pittsburgh on Sunday as rain will turn to a wintry mix
It's another foggy start to our morning.
A round of rain already moved through the north this morning, and more is on the way. A strong cold front will cross the region in the afternoon, bringing a quick round of heavy rain with temperatures around 50.
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After that, our temperatures will fall quickly, leaving us in the upper 30s in the early evening, and rain will switch to a wintry mix.
A lot of this will melt, but could accumulate in the grassy surfaces, especially for areas north and higher elevations east. Icy bridges and overpasses will be a big concern as our lows Monday and Tuesday dip into the 20s, and strong wind gusts of 20-30mph will make it feel even colder.
Tuesday will be the coldest morning with wind chills in the teens and possibly even single digits for areas in the Laurel Highlands.
As of 7 a.m. on Sunday, there are no watches or warnings for us, but 2-4" is expected north of I-80 and in the Laurel Highlands and parts of northwestern Maryland and West Virginia.
Areas north of 422 could pick up 1-2" from Monday to Tuesday evening, and then a trace to an inch for the Pittsburgh surrounding areas. It'll be different for everyone, especially with different temperatures and lake effect snow bands and squalls expected.
Wednesday and through the start of the weekend, it'll be quiet with some sunshine and highs back in the low 50s!
Above normal temperatures are set to move in through mid-November.
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