Frigid Temperatures Set In, Schools Close
The first winter storm of 2014 scattered inches of snow across the area, but now bitterly cold temperatures have a grip on Pittsburgh.
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The first winter storm of 2014 scattered inches of snow across the area, but now bitterly cold temperatures have a grip on Pittsburgh.
A variety of weather changes will be happening across the area during the next few days.
The severe weather affecting some of the Midwest could creep into Pittsburgh late Sunday night.
It's not quite a winter wonderland, but many got the first taste of winter today, enough snow to tell us the seasons are changing.
The hottest temperatures in nearly a year are moving into Western Pennsylvania.
National Weather Service officials will investigate the scene where a suspected tornado touched down in Lawrence County Wednesday.
A flash flood warning is in effect for several counties.
With the threat of heavy rains comes the potential for flooding and the city is already preparing for the latest round of severe weather to hit the area.
An organized complex of storms is expected to affect the Pittsburgh area late today and into the overnight hours.
The National Weather Service was tracking a so-called derecho weather pattern in the Midwest on Tuesday that could spawn severe windstorms in major metropolitan areas with gusts as strong as 100 mph.
Despite earlier summertime weather, a frost advisory will go into effect for Pittsburgh Saturday.
Springtime in Pittsburgh usually means storms and another round of severe weather is moving into the area this evening.
Severe thunderstorms rumbled through the Pittsburgh area Wednesday night, and weather forecasters say more of the storms are possible Thursday.
Although many people might be happy to see winter snow and slush go away, the dry weather brings about a new problem: fire.
It's spring -- yes spring -- but the weather forecast overnight looks like anything but.
It may be spring, but winter just doesn't want to let Pittsburgh out of its icy grip.
Plows and salt trucks are going to be very busy starting later tonight as the latest winter storm makes its presence known.
Our next round of wintry weather will arrive later today and could impact the afternoon commute.
We are tracking another winter storm, which will arrive Tuesday evening and extend into Wednesday.
A storm that is bringing heavy snow to the Midwest is going to bring unsettled weather to our area beginning today.
Snow showers are moving through the region today, and some of those could cause white-out conditions.
Snow showers are moving into the area, and there could be up to an inch or two of snow before it's all over.
More snow is rolling through this week.
A winter weather advisory has been issued for the Pittsburgh area beginning Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
A flood advisory is in effect for the Ohio River.
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