Here are some tips if you're out on the road amid snow and winter weather
PennDOT is already asking people to be cautious as the storm approaches and is advising people to avoid unnecessary travel.
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PennDOT is already asking people to be cautious as the storm approaches and is advising people to avoid unnecessary travel.
.! We are still above normal today with rain showers arriving in the afternoon and highs in the low to mid 60s.
Morning low temperatures will dip to the low 40s.
The best chance to see rain will be for places from Pittsburgh to the north on Monday.
A steady breeze will create elevated fire weather conditions.
Temperatures this afternoon will recover into the upper 50s to low 60s areawide.
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Highs will remain in the mid to upper 70s through Halloween with us potentially seeing record setting highs on Thursday.
Temperatures throughout the Pittsburgh area will be warmer today than they were yesterday.
The record high for today is 84°.
There is an air quality alert in place for Allegheny County today.
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Today's high temperature may not even make it back to the 50s.
Wind gusts in parts of the area could be as high as 40 miles per hour.
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We should see a high of around 65 degrees today with morning lows dipping to the low 40s.
The Pittsburgh area will finally be getting a stretch of fall weather.
Rain should be coming to an end on Wednesday morning.
High temperatures today should hit the mid-60s.
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Storms could begin as early as 3 p.m.
It's been a nasty dry spell to start the month in most of western Pennsylvania.
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A few showers are expected to move into the area tonight.
Clouds will be on the increase through the mid-morning to mid-afternoon hours from south to north across our area.
