First Alert Weather: Heavy winds expected, severe thunderstorms possible
Saturday afternoon brings heavy winds and possible severe storms.
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Saturday afternoon brings heavy winds and possible severe storms.
Wind gusts will be around 50-60 miles per hour and could be stronger in some spots.
Thursday has been warm and pleasant, but storms are on the way.
Thousands of utility customers remain without power across western Pennsylvania today as high winds continue to roar through the state, knocking down trees and power lines.
Hundreds of thousands of people have lost power in parts of the country's eastern half as high winds persist into their second day.
Strong winds that are sweeping across the Pittsburgh region are knocking out power, keeping utility crews busy.
Trees came crashing down throughout the Pittsburgh area Sunday as high winds swept through and caused damage.
The National Weather Service's high wind warning was downgraded to a wind advisory Sunday evening.
High winds have arrived in western Pennsylvania and they are battering the area, causing power outages and bringing down trees.
A busy day of weather is expected with rain showers pushing through the area today and snow showers possible tonight.
Just days after sunny skies and mild temperatures, western Pennsylvania is experiencing high winds and a chance for snow.
It was a windy morning across much of the Pittsburgh area Thursday. A Wind Advisory for several counties in the area was canceled just before noon.
