Ohio Governor Mike DeWine declares state of emergency ahead of weekend snowstorm
The Ohio governor issued a proclamation declaring a state of emergency ahead of the snowstorm.
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The Ohio governor issued a proclamation declaring a state of emergency ahead of the snowstorm.
Heavy snow, ice and brutal cold are expected to make this winter storm a potentially life-threatening weather event, stretching across two-thirds of the U.S.
Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor called this weekend an "all hands on deck" scenario.
This weekend's winter storm could bring the most snow western Pennsylvania has seen in a long time.
The winter storm barreling toward Pittsburgh is forecasted to drop at least 8 inches on most areas over 36 hours.
Grocery stores across the region were filled with shoppers getting their last-minute provisions ahead of the weekend storm.
First responders in the Pittsburgh area will still be out handling emergencies amid the major snowstorm.
Power companies are not expecting widespread outages across the Pittsburgh area, but said they'll be prepared just in case.
Along with expecting several inches of snow, Pittsburgh will also have cold temperatures.
Pittsburgh is preparing for a significant winter storm that's expected to dump inches of snow across the area this weekend.
Did you know that you can pretreat your sidewalks and driveway in the same manner that PennDOT does to the roads and highways?
A major snowstorm is on the way, and it's set to arrive on Saturday evening in western Pennsylvania.
A major winter storm is forecast to hit the Pittsburgh area this weekend, with snow and bitterly cold air possibly for the region.
Scott Township is among multiple towns and municipalities where a lack of rock salt is causing some difficult decisions.
Snow is making its way to the Pittsburgh area, but the question on everyone's mind is how much snow will be on the ground?
Every time snow is in the forecast, three magic words are uttered somewhere in western Pennsylvania!
Northern U.S. states and higher elevations have the best chances of a white Christmas, while southern and western areas are far less likely to see snow this year.
Snow from Saturday's storm still impacted travel across Pittsburgh, especially on neighborhood streets, on Monday evening.
Parts of the area saw nearly a foot of snowfall over the weekend.
PennDOT's Assistant District Executive of Maintenance joined Chris Hoffman on Sunday morning to give an update on their work to clear the roads.
Most areas picked up around 4-7 inches of snow, and while it comes to an end, frigid temperatures are expected to follow.
Thundersnow rolled through parts of western Pennsylvania overnight, showing up on a doorbell camera in Westmoreland County.
A winter storm hit western Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning, leaving a blanket of snow across the entire Pittsburgh area.
A winter storm making its way to western Pennsylvania is supposed to hit the region with the first significant snowfall of the season on Tuesday.
With the heaviest of the snow expected during the morning rush, it is imperative to slow down.
