Be prepared for freezing weather in Pittsburgh this holiday
Pittsburgh won't see much snow from the so-call "bomb cyclone," but western Pennsylvania will get dangerously cold temperatures and hazardous roadways for Christmas.
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Pittsburgh won't see much snow from the so-call "bomb cyclone," but western Pennsylvania will get dangerously cold temperatures and hazardous roadways for Christmas.
It wasn’t much snow — between a half-inch and an inch in most places — but it was enough to bring on hazardous road conditions across western Pennsylvania late Saturday night into Sunday morning. “It’s been a fairly uniform snow across the area,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Lee Hendricks.
The sky over the Pittsburgh region Thursday night was mostly obliterated by clouds, according to the National Weather Service. But anyone casting their gaze to the heavens around 7:30 p.m. and was lucky enough to catch a break in the clouds was treated to a spectacular light streaking across the
According to the National Weather Service, the week of Oct. 17 will be the peak time to view the autumn colors around southwestern Pennsylvania.
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