PITTSBURGH — You'll need the umbrella and maybe an ice scraper early Thursday, as a complicated storm brings rain for some and a wintry mix of snow and freezing rain for others.
The greatest threat for icy travel will develop north of Pittsburgh, especially in Butler and Armstrong counties and near I-80.
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Even a light glaze of ice will make travel dangerous, so tune in to 11 Morning News starting at 4:30 a.m. for a live look at current weather and road conditions with meteorologist Scott Harbaugh and traffic anchor Trisha Pittman.
Milder temperatures will change any ice to rain near daybreak – with off-and-on rain through the day.
A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect at 3 p.m. for the ridges and 7 p.m. for northern counties due to the combo of sleet and freezing rain. On @WPXI with your forecast. #PAwx #wpxi pic.twitter.com/AFHEpvNPnJ
— Danielle Dozier WPXI (@DanielleDozier) February 5, 2020
Stay with our team of meteorologists for hour-by-hour updates on when and where the biggest impacts will develop.
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