Storm Impacting Thanksgiving Holiday Travel By Air, By Road
The lines at the Pittsburgh International Airport speak for themselves.
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The lines at the Pittsburgh International Airport speak for themselves.
During the height of Wednesday's snowfall, at least two major roads were closed -- Route 28 and the Parkway West. But were those closures really necessary?
In some places of western Pennsylvania on Thursday, people were digging out from under more than a foot of snow - while those in other places swept it away with nothing more than a broom. One of the hardest-hit places was in Indiana County.
There was a wide range when it came to snowfall totals in western Pennsylvania. Some places saw a few inches, while others saw double-digits accumulations.
An airplane got stuck on the runway for nearly three hours at Pittsburgh International Airport Wednesday night.
AccuWeather's Eric Pindrock joins Johnna at the top of the hour to discuss the weather forecast for Pittsburgh.
A significant winter storm will impact our region today bringing snow, sleet, rain and freezing rain.
The worst snow storm of the season arrived Wednesday morning and it did not take long for the roads to become treacherous.
While there wasn't a white Christmas in the Pittsburgh area, the day after Christmas will be a very different story.
The latest round of winter weather moved into the area overnight and road crews are already preparing.
The latest round of winter weather has officially moved into the Pittsburgh area.
A winter storm is moving across the Midwest, packing high winds and snow, and it continues to close in on the Pittsburgh area.
A winter storm is heading towards Pittsburgh, and we could receive anywhere from 2 to 4 inches.
Road crews are gearing up for the blast of winter weather expected to head this way this evening.
Much of the area got its first taste of snow overnight and it is not expected to stop until later this week.
