Record-breaking warmth possible Wednesday; snowfall possible Thursday
Expect plenty of sunshine today with winds kicking up out of the south that will push temperatures to the upper 60s this afternoon!
Expect plenty of sunshine today with winds kicking up out of the south that will push temperatures to the upper 60s this afternoon!
After a warm and stormy weekend much colder air returns to the forecast to kick off the week.
Keep the umbrella around for any Sunday plans as rain will be in and out throughout the day.
You can lose the heavy, winter gear for much of the week this week as temperatures will reach toward the 50s a few times over the next couple of days.
It will be another bitter start to the day Wednesday but with no wind.
Sunshine and chilly temperatures will close the week, but another fast-moving system will bring a wintry mix to start the weekend.
A complex winter storm is bringing three types of precipitation overnight Wednesday into Thursday.
Fifteen years ago today, “Snowmageddon” bared down on western Pennsylvania with as much snow in 20 hours as we’ve seen so far this entire winter season.
Today will be cloudy and a touch colder with highs in the low 20s. We’ll have one more very cold night with most spots in the single digits as we wake up Saturday.
The brutal cold will continue through the middle of the week with temperatures averaging nearly 25 degrees below normal for this time of year.