Snow showers wind down, temperatures hold steady overnight

PITTSBURGH — Snow showers and flurries continue to wind down but an additional inch or two of wet snow could fall over the Laurel Highlands through tonight. Temperatures will hold steady in the low to mid-30s with a slight breeze.

Tomorrow will be a quiet day under mostly cloudy skies. The next Gulf system pushes in Tuesday and will bring a brief wintry mix to start in the morning. Areas of Pittsburgh and points south could see a quick hit of snow or sleet but areas along and north of 422 and east into the mountains could see a few inches of snow pile up before the transition to rain.

Periods of rain will continue late morning and into the afternoon and evening. At least an inch of rain is possible with wind gusts as high as 30 or 40 mph Tuesday, especially near the Laurel Highlands. Colder air blasts in Wednesday with wind gusts over 40 mph everywhere during the afternoon. Snow showers will be around too before we settle back down Thursday.