Pittsburgh, PA – Steady rainfall will continue across western Pennsylvania today, potentially making travel conditions hazardous, with snow expected midweek. Rain chances peak this afternoon before tapering off Tuesday evening, followed by a sharp temperature drop and a shift to wintry weather.
According to the National Weather Service, heavy rain is likely throughout Monday, with localized flooding possible on low-lying roads like Route 51 and Route 28. Temperatures will hover around 50°F today before dipping into the 30s by Wednesday night, bringing the first potential snow of the season. Commuters are urged to exercise caution as roads may become slick due to rainfall and falling temperatures.
Looking ahead, rain will persist into Tuesday, although it will gradually lighten during the day. By Wednesday evening, colder air sweeping through the region will turn precipitation into snow. The heaviest snow is forecast overnight into early Thursday, with accumulation totals still uncertain. Motorists should prepare for possible icy roads during the Thursday morning commute.
Temperatures are expected to plummet by midweek, with highs only reaching the low 20s on Thursday and lows dropping into the teens. The rest of the week will remain frigid, with sunny skies likely on Thursday and Friday.
Stay tuned for updates on snow timing and accumulation, and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter driving.
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