What will Pittsburgh's winter look like? Here's a 2025 winter weather forecast.
Here's a winter weather forecast for 2025-2026 in the Pittsburgh region.
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Here's a winter weather forecast for 2025-2026 in the Pittsburgh region.
How ready is the Pittsburgh region for salting and plowing?
We may still have a few weeks of summer left and all of fall to go, but the farmer's almanac has released its winter predictions.
People dusted off their golf clubs to enjoy the sunshine and the greens on Friday.
Winter weather advisories are in place through 7 a.m. Monday while the blizzard warning for the eastern parts of the area is in place through 3 p.m. Monday.
Today is a First Alert Weather Day due to snow through the morning. Tomorrow may become a First Alert Weather Day due to cold weather in place for the morning.
Snow showers are expected to continue off and on before finally ending Monday afternoon.
Road repairs will likely cost more come spring because of the damage caused by the recent winter weather.
PennDOT and PA Turnpike issued a warning about the winter weather events for a storm.
A freezing rain and wintry mix is moving into parts of the Pittsburgh area on Saturday.
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.
Cars were buried and plow trucks ran non-stop for days as the area was blanketed with heavy snow.
After a couple of days of nicer weather, we have winter weather on the horizon, and that could spell trouble for your commute.
12 counties in the Pittsburgh area are under a winter storm watch.
A fast-moving clipper system is proving Punxsutawney Phil correct this Sunday late afternoon/early evening with some freezing rain/drizzle and light wet snow making roads north of Route 422 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike slippery.
As part of the Dollar Energy Fund Cool Down for Warmth, First Alert Meteorologist Kristin Emery is taking a look back in the record books to find the coldest winters Pittsburgh has ever seen.
As part of the Dollar Energy Fund Cool Down for Warmth, First Alert Meteorologist Ron Smiley is breaking down the signs and symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite.
KDKA-TV First Alert Meteorologist Ray Petelin showed us this morning how ice forms and if there was a way to watch it grow.
They make look frozen, but with the sunshine and warming temperatures, safety officials' warning is simple: stay off the ice.
The warmer weather means kids are back in class after spending much of last week learning from home because of the cold.
The bitter cold last week caused rivers to freeze across the Pittsburgh area, and experts worry that could create problems as the temperatures increase again.
The Southern Armstrong Regional Police Department said they received at least three 911 calls about kids who were playing on ice.
Power was ultimately restored on Thursday evening, but for hours on Wednesday and into Thursday, students had few places to go.
We're in the time of year when potholes pop up just about everywhere on the road, but there are plenty of ways to avoid damage to your car.
