Pittsburgh, PA – A winter weather system moving into Pennsylvania this weekend could impact travel near I-80 and surrounding areas. Snowfall is expected Saturday afternoon into Sunday morning, creating hazardous road conditions during early commutes.
According to the National Weather Service, a disturbance from the Great Lakes will bring a 45% chance of measurable snow near I-80. Light accumulations could lead to slippery roads, especially north of Pittsburgh, with snowfall expected to begin Saturday afternoon and continue overnight. Commuters are advised to prepare for reduced visibility and slower travel times early Sunday.
Temperatures will remain below freezing through the weekend, with lows dipping to single digits tonight and wind chills near zero. Saturday’s high will climb to 33°F, but wind gusts could worsen conditions. Sunday offers some relief with partly cloudy skies, though temperatures will only reach the mid-30s.
Looking ahead to the workweek, Monday promises sunny weather and highs near 37°F, providing a brief break from snow. However, snow showers return Tuesday with a 30% chance of precipitation and highs around 37°F.
Residents should monitor weather updates and drive cautiously if venturing out, especially near I-80 and areas north of Pittsburgh. Stock up on essentials and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter travel.
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