Pittsburgh area to see milder temperatures this week with a few light rain chances
The Pittsburgh area is expected to see milder temperatures this week with a few light rain chances.
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The Pittsburgh area is expected to see milder temperatures this week with a few light rain chances.
Rain will become snow on Sunday and high winds are expected along with potentially slippery roads.
Garrett County, Maryland is under a Winter Storm Watch from 11 a.m. Tuesday through 4 a.m. Thursday.
Freezing rain and icy conditions are coming to the Pittsburgh area moving forward.
While the ice glistening on the trees and wires can look beautiful, they can turn into a nightmare.
An ice storm is expected to appear in our region Wednesday through Thursday.
12 counties in the Pittsburgh area are under a winter storm watch.
As the Pittsburgh area warms up, don't expect the warmth to mean little winter weather will be in place for the week.
A winter weather advisory is now in place through midnight for areas north and east of Pittsburgh for slick travel conditions.
There's a wind advisory in effect for higher elevations through at least 12 p.m.
Temperatures are expected to nearly reach 40 degrees today.
Evening snow showers are expected, as well.
First Alert Weather Days are in place through Thursday due to the cold and snow showers for today too.
The arctic air is on our doorstep and will take hold tonight.
Next week, we could see temperatures fall below 0° on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
Tuesday and Wednesday are First Alert Weather Days because of the expected morning wind chills.
Some snow showers will continue early Thursday morning and temperatures will reach single digits tonight.
Today we'll see some snow showers before even colder temperatures move in.
The winter weather advisory and winter storm warnings expire at 7:00 p.m.
A winter weather advisory is also in effect for Allegheny and Indiana counties.
After a day of snow showers, the Pittsburgh area is looking at cold temperatures and some more snow.
Accumulating snow throughout the day could impact your morning commute, but Friday won't be the only snow we see.
While it will be cold on Thursday, a system bringing snow will move into our area on Friday.
Scattered snow showers are expected to continue areawide through the midday into the afternoon, evening and overnight hours.
There will be some heavy rounds of rain this evening.
