Pittsburgh, PA – Strong winds and snow showers are expected across Pennsylvania starting late Monday, creating hazardous conditions through Tuesday morning. Wind gusts may reach up to 50 mph, particularly in higher elevations such as the Laurel Highlands, prompting an expanded Wind Advisory.
According to the National Weather Service, a cold front will move through the area Monday night, bringing snow showers and rapidly falling temperatures. Snowfall accumulations of 1 to 2 inches are expected, with the heaviest snow forecast for early Tuesday. Drivers are urged to prepare for slippery road conditions during the Tuesday morning commute, particularly on routes like I-70 and I-79.
Looking ahead, temperatures are forecast to rebound slightly by Wednesday, with a high of 39°F and continued chances of snow. By Thursday, sunny skies return, bringing milder temperatures near 40°F. However, rain and snow could make a comeback by Friday evening.
Residents are encouraged to monitor updates from local weather officials and take precautions, especially if traveling during the high wind and snowfall periods.
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