Map shows how much snow Pittsburgh will get on Friday
Another blast of cold air, high winds, and light to moderate snow is on the way for Friday into the upcoming weekend.
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Another blast of cold air, high winds, and light to moderate snow is on the way for Friday into the upcoming weekend.
A historic winter storm blanketed the Pittsburgh region with heavy snow on Sunday.
How much snow did West Virginia get? Here's a look at the snow totals from Sunday's storm.
Sunday was Pittsburgh's snowiest day in nearly 16 years.
A winter storm is heading for Pittsburgh, and while it's currently expected to dump a widespread 10 to 15 inches, those totals are likely to increase.
The winter storm barreling toward Pittsburgh is forecasted to drop at least 8 inches on most areas over 36 hours.
Most areas picked up around 4-7 inches of snow, and while it comes to an end, frigid temperatures are expected to follow.
People always love to brag about how much snow they used to get back in the day, but who really has the bragging rights in Pittsburgh?
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.
Rain and snow showers are moving across the region on what is a mild day with temperatures close to 40 degrees.
A drop in temperatures and snow flurries are still expected this upcoming week in our region.
Parts of the Pittsburgh area received as much as 10" of snow.
PennDOT trucks were trying to keep up with the weather and keep the roads clear.
Across Western Pennsylvania, people saw upwards of a half a foot of snow Friday night into Saturday.
Western Pennsylvania is in for a cold, snowy, and lengthy winter, according to the Old Farmers Almanac.
