Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms, Severe Weather Expected On Wednesday
Storm storms and severe weather are expect throughout the area on Wednesday.
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Storm storms and severe weather are expect throughout the area on Wednesday.
Can you really tell how far away a thunderstorm is by counting the seconds between the flash of lightning and the boom of thunder?
Now that it is officially spring, we are getting into the time of year that features thunderstorms.
A high wind advisory from the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has gone into effect.
Heavy winds and rain caused damage to planes and a hangar at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport overnight.
St. Mary Częstochowa in New Kensington had its roof partially ripped off due to high winds during an overnight storm.
As severe weather moves towards Western Pennsylvania, strong storms are expected to make their way into the area.
During last night's powerful storms, a transformer was struck.
A tornado warning is in effect for Allegheny, Beaver and Washington Counties.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued in Pittsburgh by the National Weather Service (NWS).
State transportation officials in Pennsylvania have announced travel restrictions with wintry weather bearing down on the commonwealth.
Pittsburgh's National Weather Service has announced severe thunderstorm warnings for New Castle, Oakwood, Oakland, Franklin Park, Fernway and Aliquippa.
U.S. parks officials are monitoring a century-old grounded barge that briefly broke loose during a storm last week in the river just above Niagara Falls.
Mother Nature brought more tricks than treats on Halloween as severe weather hit Western Pennsylvania.
From blinding downpours to gusty winds and even some snowflakes, the weather has put us through a roller coaster ride.
Severe weather in Western Pennsylvania helped make this year's Halloween memorable.
Severe weather is possible for parts of Western Pennsylvania as families hit the streets tonight for trick-or-treating and Halloween celebrations.
For the third time this year, we hit 90 degrees for the daily high.
A microburst hit Delmont, Westmoreland County, during Wednesday evening's storms.
Warm air is now in place, but is also joined by humidity levels that should be on the rise.
Expect another warm day today before relief from the heat arrives later on tonight.
We'll have to wait an extra day for some relief from the heat.
The rain chance continues through the day for places along I-70, extending into the Laurel Highlands.
Spot showers move through the area and storms are possible with some potentially being severe.
Strong storms will be possible as a cold front passes by this afternoon.
