Pittsburgh Weather: Residents Unhappy About Unplowed Streets After Winter Storm Hits Region
Residents on multiple Pittsburgh streets were still waiting for a plow truck Thursday night.
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Residents on multiple Pittsburgh streets were still waiting for a plow truck Thursday night.
Rapid snowfall slowed plows and salt trucks across the region Wednesday night.
With a big snowfall in the forecast, the Postal Service is asking people to clear the areas around their mailboxes and shovel their sidewalks and steps for carriers.
Due to the winter weather and snow, PennDOT temporarily reduced the speed limit on the Beaver Valley Expressway and Interstate 80 to 45 mph Friday morning.
You always remember the big one. Well, until the next big one arrives. For 10 years now, "Snowmageddon" has been the "big one" here in Pittsburgh.
Residents north of Pittsburgh are expected to be hit hardest by the weekend snowstorm, so they were stocking up on food and supplies Friday.
A winter storm is expected to hit parts of Pennsylvania early this week, and Pittsburgh and the surrounding area could see some snow.
Crews have started the process to retrieve a tractor-trailer that went over an embankment along the Pennsylvania Turnpike last week.
An 86-mile portion of the westbound Pennsylvania Turnpike will close for about three hours on Wednesday so crews can retrieve a tractor-trailer over an embankment.
All eyes continue to be on a potentially big weekend snow storm.
A winter storm warning will be in effect for central Pennsylvania this weekend as forecasters expect the first major nor'easter of the season to bring 5 to 8 inches of snow along with freezing temperatures and slippery roadways.
Snow will move into our area today, which may impact Thanksgiving travel plans.
A lake-effect snow storm continues to batter cities along Lake Erie.
Western New York has been walloped with snow, and at least three people from our area are among the many who are stranded on snow-covered highways.
Mayor Peduto and Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald sit down to discuss the winter weather, ALCOSAN and the possibility of a new administration under Peduto.
The wrath of Mother Nature certainly was no surprise. The science of meteorology told us it was coming days in advance, but we want to know more. We want to know how much and when and where.
The City of Pittsburgh saw less snow than some places, but travel was still tricky around the area.
PennDOT was ready and waiting in Washington County Tuesday evening.
At least 800 people hit the slopes at Seven Springs Mountain Resort Tuesday, a day after snow storms swept through the mountains.
The WPIAL Boys' and Girls' Basketball Playoff schedule has been readjusted due to the inclement weather in western Pennsylvania Monday night.
