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Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Thursday, Jan. 18: The Pittsburgh area could see a few inches of snow in the coming days, with a “winter weather advisory” in effect for most of southwestern Pennsylvania from 1 a.m. Friday to 10 a.m. Saturday, according to

Fluffy, dry snow graced the county Tuesday morning, Jan. 16, and wind chills are expected to keep the temperatures low for the next few days, according to the National Weather Service of Pittsburgh. ...

The low temperatures in Butler County are expected to continue, and helped produce the fluffy, dry snow seen Tuesday morning, Jan. 16, according to the National Weather Service of Pittsburgh. A wind ...

Damaging winds made their way through Fayette County on Friday afternoon with colder winds expected throughout Saturday. Fayette County 911 officials said calls pertaining to wind were sporadic throughout Friday afternoon and included multiple calls for fallen trees and downed wires. One incident around 6 p.m. along Morgantown Street in Uniontown involved the winds blowing […]

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Thursday, Jan. 11. Fairfield Township house damaged by fire Parts of a Fairfield Township residence sustained damage following a chimney fire early Thursday morning. The Fairfield Township Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched to a home on Rabbit Ridge Drive

High winds Tuesday afternoon left more than 10,000 FirstEnergy customers without power in Westmoreland County. More high winds can be expected Wednesday in the Pittsburgh area, according to the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh. Sustained winds of 15 to 25 mph and gusts between 40 and 50 mph are forecast

While much of the snow pile-up risk has passed, Western Pennsylvanians should still be on the lookout for potential driving hazard conditions, meteorologists say. Following Saturday’s snowstorm, some snow showers are expected on Sunday, “with little or no accumulation,” but ice could still form in some areas when temperatures drop

Lawrence County is not projected to receive heavy snowfall this weekend in winter’s first major storm.

There’s been little change to an extended dry spell that has dropped water levels to rarely seen lows in the region’s reservoirs. But water customers who’ve been asked to cut back on their use are doing their job, according to municipal authority officials. Customers have been conserving, said Michael Kukura,

Meteorologists at the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh are debunking social media posts that have predicted a foot of snow to be dumped across Pittsburgh early Saturday. “It’ll be a non-event,” said Lee Hendricks, from the weather service in Moon. “We will see little to no accumulation Saturday or Sunday.”