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Join Telegram ChannelAllegheny County is currently under a snow squall warning which could drop visibility quickly out on the roadways. WINTER WEATHER WARNINGSSnow Squall Warning: A Snow Squall Warning has been issued for Allegheny County. Heavy snow and reduced visibilities are possible. The warning is in effect until 3:30 p.m.IMPACTED AREAS: I-579, I-76, I-279, I-376 near Pittsburgh, PA and I-70, I-470, US-250, US-40 near Wheeling, WV–OH and I-376, US-422, US-224 near New Castle, PA and I-376, I-80, US-224, US-62 near Youngstown, OH–PA.A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the entire WTAE viewing area into early Saturday morning.That advisory will last through 10 a.m. on Saturday. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the highest elevations of Westmoreland, Fayette and Indiana Counties until 10am Saturday. Sct’d Snow Showers Into Tonight Snow showers are will become scattered and intermittent into tonight. Lake effect snow bands are expected to set up, especially for areas near/north I-80. This could drop visibility to parts of the area and add an additional coating to an inch of snow on the ground, in some spots.COLD FOR THE WEEKENDIt will be cold for the Steeler’s game with the kickoff temperature in the low 20s and wind chills in the low teens.Sunday will also be cold, but we should enjoy brighter skies and some sun to end the weekend.Another system arrives late Sunday night into Monday. The storm path is still a bit tricky but looks like we will be on the colder side of the storm with mainly a snow event. The storm does have the potential to push a little further north which could bring some rain into the mix near PA/WV state line. Snow amounts on Monday will be location dependent: Less for areas North of Pittsburgh and more for areas South of I-70. In preparation of this system, Monday is an Impact Day.TODAY: IMPACT DAY. Scattered PM snow showers/lake effect bands. High 30°SATURDAY: AM Flurry, Mostly Cloudy and Brisk High 25° Wind Chills: Low TeensSUNDAY: Cold, Sun and Clouds High 28°
Allegheny County is currently under a snow squall warning which could drop visibility quickly out on the roadways.
WINTER WEATHER WARNINGS
Snow Squall Warning: A Snow Squall Warning has been issued for Allegheny County. Heavy snow and reduced visibilities are possible. The warning is in effect until 3:30 p.m.
IMPACTED AREAS: I-579, I-76, I-279, I-376 near Pittsburgh, PA and I-70, I-470, US-250, US-40 near Wheeling, WV–OH and I-376, US-422, US-224 near New Castle, PA and I-376, I-80, US-224, US-62 near Youngstown, OH–PA.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the entire WTAE viewing area into early Saturday morning.
That advisory will last through 10 a.m. on Saturday.
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the highest elevations of Westmoreland, Fayette and Indiana Counties until 10am Saturday.
Sct’d Snow Showers Into Tonight
Snow showers are will become scattered and intermittent into tonight.
Lake effect snow bands are expected to set up, especially for areas near/north I-80. This could drop visibility to parts of the area and add an additional coating to an inch of snow on the ground, in some spots.
COLD FOR THE WEEKEND
It will be cold for the Steeler’s game with the kickoff temperature in the low 20s and wind chills in the low teens.
Sunday will also be cold, but we should enjoy brighter skies and some sun to end the weekend.
Another system arrives late Sunday night into Monday. The storm path is still a bit tricky but looks like we will be on the colder side of the storm with mainly a snow event. The storm does have the potential to push a little further north which could bring some rain into the mix near PA/WV state line.
Snow amounts on Monday will be location dependent: Less for areas North of Pittsburgh and more for areas South of I-70. In preparation of this system, Monday is an Impact Day.
TODAY: IMPACT DAY. Scattered PM snow showers/lake effect bands. High 30°
SATURDAY: AM Flurry, Mostly Cloudy and Brisk High 25° Wind Chills: Low Teens
SUNDAY: Cold, Sun and Clouds High 28°
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