Pittsburgh, PA – A mix of snow and rain is set to impact western Pennsylvania on Wednesday, bringing slick roads and hazardous travel conditions. Snow is expected to start before 10 a.m., transitioning to rain by midday, with a 100% chance of precipitation.
According to the National Weather Service, new snow accumulation will be minimal, but freezing temperatures early Wednesday could create icy spots, especially on bridges and overpasses. Wind gusts up to 24 mph may further impact visibility.
Thursday will bring some relief with a high of 50°F, though rain showers are possible before the afternoon. By Friday, mostly sunny skies return, with temperatures peaking at 35°F.
Motorists should use caution, especially along I-376 and other major roadways, as conditions may change rapidly. Salt crews are expected to be deployed ahead of the storm.
Residents should prepare for fluctuating temperatures and possible ice accumulation. Those commuting Wednesday morning should allow extra travel time and check for delays.
For up-to-date alerts, monitor local forecasts and road conditions.
