How much snow will the Pittsburgh area get? Maps show forecasted accumulation.
The Pittsburgh area's first flakes of the season have already arrived, but the impactful snow will take over late Thursday night and Friday morning.
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The Pittsburgh area's first flakes of the season have already arrived, but the impactful snow will take over late Thursday night and Friday morning.
PennDOT is already asking people to be cautious as the storm approaches and is advising people to avoid unnecessary travel.
A winter storm warning has been issued for parts of Westmoreland and Fayette counties in Pennsylvania and Preston and Tucker counties in West Virginia.
There's the crowd that wants nothing to do with old man winter, while others feel you need a little for the holiday season.
PennDOT workers said they're prepared and want to ensure residents are ready when they get behind the wheel.
It's been a while since the Pittsburgh area has had a real winter wallop. So are we due?
The 2024-25 winter shelter plan will increase capacity, extend service hours, and provide other resources to help individuals stay safe during winter.
No early snows appear on the farmers' horizon for the coming year.
It's going to be a snowy Sunday for areas north as well as the ridges and Laurel Highlands.
The snow continues to inch closer to the region, and this evening, snow showers will take over.
Road crews around the Pittsburgh area are getting ready for the snow to move in.
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, meaning an early spring is on the way according to his Groundhog Day prognostication.
Police said do not drive if you can avoid it.
With the potential for ice Monday night and Tuesday morning, drivers can expect to find more salt on the roads.
The fear was the Friday morning rush would be a big pile of slush, but road crews made sure that wasn't the case.
When the light on your dashboard comes on telling you a tire is low, take it seriously.
It's the second time this week we are having snow during a morning commute.
Snow totals appear to be in the 4-to-8-inch range.
People are stocking up at Rollier's in Mt. Lebanon ahead of Friday's storm.
With the cold weather here, we can keep ourselves warm with certain types of foods!
As a cold front settles in nationwide, emergency medicine experts weighed in on how to prepare for dangerous temperatures.
The wintry blast Tuesday morning forced schools to make the decision to delay, close or look at remote learning.
KDKA's John Shumway has some tips to help around the house.
This weekend's storm has caused issues across Western Pennsylvania, with some of the worst damage in Fayette County due to strong winds.
With every passing moment, travel from Pittsburgh to Buffalo will become more and more difficult.
