KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (2/17)
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Rain will become snow on Sunday and high winds are expected along with potentially slippery roads.
Snow, rain, and strong winds will bring hazardous conditions to the Pittsburgh area this weekend.
Freezing rain and icy conditions are coming to the Pittsburgh area moving forward.
These past few days there have been warmer temperatures and rain but later this week there may be snow.
The National Weather Service issued an ice storm warning for parts of the area and winter weather advisories for other areas in western Pennsylvania.
Cars were buried and plow trucks ran non-stop for days as the area was blanketed with heavy snow.
12 counties in the Pittsburgh area are under a winter storm watch.
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There's a wind advisory in effect for higher elevations through at least 12 p.m.
Temperatures are expected to nearly reach 40 degrees today.
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In places like Franklin and Butler, temperatures dropped to -10 degrees with wind chills as low as -25 degrees.
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Evening snow showers are expected, as well.
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First Alert Weather Days are in place through Thursday due to the cold and snow showers for today too.
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Low temperatures and First Alert Weather Days will occur between now and next week.
Next week, we could see temperatures fall below 0° on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
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Tuesday and Wednesday are First Alert Weather Days because of the expected morning wind chills.
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Frosbite can lead to permanent tissue damage and hypothermia can lead to cardiac arrest, arrhythmias, or even death.
Parts of the Pittsburgh area received as much as 10" of snow.