Pittsburgh Weather: All eyes on a potential winter weather event next weekend
As the week begins, all eyes are on a potential snow event coming later this week.
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As the week begins, all eyes are on a potential snow event coming later this week.
We're only 10 days away from the official start of the winter season, but we're already feeling like it!
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Icy spots may be on the roadways with surface temperatures at or below the freezing mark.
Low clouds and light rain create a gloomy Tuesday.
This week will be rainy with a chance for rain every day this work week.
We'll stay clear and cold tonight under high pressure which will lead to nice sunshine Monday, but rain is coming.
We're in for a bit of a rollercoaster of temperatures this coming week.
The clouds are hanging over our area today.
You won't be seeing any sunshine today with cloudy and damp conditions sticking around for the day.
We're quieting down with a few rain showers tapering off through this evening and into Monday morning.
Our sunny, dry weather will come to an end with a strong system approaching from the southwest Sunday.
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It could be a while before Pittsburgh sees its next snow.
Temperatures over the weekend definitely kept the turkeys frozen, but the forecast is looking like a bit of a thaw before the holiday.
A holiday warm-up is on the way.
The frigid weekend continues before a warmup hits us for the holiday.
The cold is here and it's sticking around so we have ways to keep your home warm while saving you money.
Cold is here to stay and some snow showers are possible to close out the week.
Temperatures will hold steady in the mid-to-low 30s.
Here comes the snow.
Today will be dry in Pittsburgh, but rain and snow showers roll in tomorrow afternoon.
November weather has arrived!
This afternoon we could see some flakes.
Scattered rain and snow showers are set to develop later tonight through early Sunday afternoon.