Sunday is an Impact Day for elevation heavy snow; locally accumulations will be up to two inches.

Another blast of cold air, high winds, and light to moderate snow is on the way for Friday into the upcoming weekend.

Mostly clear skies greet Pittsburgh this morning with temperatures in the mid-40s, but the calm will not last long. Periods of light rain and showers are set to roll in on Wednesday, February 18, 2026,

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The frigid weather won’t be going away this weekend. If anything, it’s going to get worse before it gets better, according to regional meteorologists. The National Weather Service has issued an extreme cold weather alert for the region,

Pittsburgh anticipates heavy snow, strong winds, and record cold from an Alberta Clipper, with travel issues and potential flooding as temperatures rise later.

They were so excited to see all that snow!

After a massive storm late last month dumped about a foot of snow on Pittsburgh, many sidewalks, parking spots and transit stops remained covered for days. That made it challenging for people, especially those who are physically disabled,

Between the rising temperatures, snow melt, and morning rain, the chances of flooding have increased in the Pittsburgh area.