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Your guide to the Solar Eclipse in Pittsburgh. The forecast, where to watch, and a KDKA playlist - Vimarsana News

Your guide to the Solar Eclipse in Pittsburgh. The forecast, where to watch, and a KDKA playlist

While Erie, Pennsylvania, is in the eclipse's path of totality; here in Pittsburgh, 97% of the sun will be blocked out by the moon.

Freeze warnings, wind chill advisories in effect for local counties tonight - Vimarsana News

Freeze warnings, wind chill advisories in effect for local counties tonight

Action News Jax’s First Alert Weather Team is tracking the potential for freeze warnings and windchill advisories across our area tonight.

Source: yahoo.com
Cold front to bring more storms, freezing temperatures after passing through this weekend - Vimarsana News

Cold front to bring more storms, freezing temperatures after passing through this weekend

Action News Jax’s First Alert Weather Team is tracking another cold front that will bring storms this weekend.

Source: yahoo.com
Gulf of Mexico's water temperatures making it hard to beat the heat - Vimarsana News

Gulf of Mexico's water temperatures making it hard to beat the heat

If you're looking for heat relief, it most likely isn't coming from taking a dip in the Gulf of Mexico. NBC2's team of First Alert meteorologists said temperatures hit the 90's on Tuesday.

Source: nbc-2.com
Lights in sky seen towards Northern Colorado explained by First Alert meteorologist: "I had never seen anything like that" - Vimarsana News

Lights in sky seen towards Northern Colorado explained by First Alert meteorologist: "I had never seen anything like that"

While there's no official answer, it's the professional opinion of CBS News Colorado First Alert Meteorologist, Callie Zanandrie, that this is a phenomenon called "light pillars."