KDKA-TV morning weather blog: March 8, 2026
After a day of heavy rain and wind, Sunday will be mostly sunny and warm.
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Mary returns to KDKA after interning in 2011 while earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in broadcasting at Point Park University.
After graduating in 2012 she also earned her Broadcast Meteorology Certification through Mississippi State University.
Mary grew up about 45 minutes northwest of Pittsburgh in the small town of Beaver Falls, known as the hometown of Joe Namath. Mary went to high school there for three years before graduating from Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School in 2008 where she majored in musical theater.
She began her career in 2013 at WTOV9 in Steubenville, Ohio, where she was a reporter and weekend weather anchor then went to WJAC-TV as the weekday morning meteorologist in 2016.
Mary has always been interested in helping people ever since she was young, including starting her own event to help victims of 9/11 when she was 12 years old. In Mary's spare time she loves to sing the national anthem at sporting events, binge watch TV shows, and most importantly spend time with her husband, children and her pomsky Jasper.
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After a day of heavy rain and wind, Sunday will be mostly sunny and warm.
A line of strong storms could move into the Pittsburgh area on Saturday afternoon.
A cold front is passing through Pittsburgh on Sunday, which will lead to chilly temperatures.
Snow began to fall overnight, and several areas find themselves under a Winter Storm Warning through late Monday night.
Sunday will be the last day of bitter cold as temperatures begin ticking up throughout the week.
Temperatures will be in the single digits and below zero with wind chills in the Pittsburgh area.
The next chance of snow for the region will be Tuesday evening.
While another snowstorm isn't coming, flurries are possible over the next few days.
Saturday morning begins with extreme cold, but soon, the temperatures will start to rise.
A list of school closings and delays for the Pittsburgh area on Thursday, Jan. 29.
For the third day in a row, schools across the Pittsburgh area are issuing closings and delays because of the weather.
Pittsburgh could see up to 16 inches of snow throughout the day on Sunday.
Schools across the Pittsburgh area are issuing delays and closures in anticipation of temperatures that will feel like sub-zero on Tuesday morning.
More snow showers are expected on Sunday night, and the temperatures will continue to steadily drop.
Some areas woke up to snow on Saturday morning, but for most places, it will taper off throughout the day.