Pittsburgh, PA – Snow showers and freezing temperatures are set to impact the Pittsburgh area this weekend, with hazardous road conditions likely on major routes such as I-376. Residents should prepare for light snow accumulation starting Friday night and continuing into Saturday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall will remain below advisory levels, with accumulation ranging between 1 to 3 inches across the region. However, isolated higher totals are possible in areas north and east of the city. Wind gusts of up to 22 mph may create localized blowing snow, reducing visibility on roadways.
Saturday morning will see lingering snow showers before tapering off by midday. Temperatures will remain frigid, with daytime highs around 29°F and wind chills making it feel even colder. Overnight lows on Saturday could plummet to 15°F, creating slick spots on untreated roads and sidewalks.
Looking ahead, Sunday offers a brief reprieve with mostly sunny skies and a high of 25°F. However, another round of precipitation could arrive late Monday into Tuesday, bringing a mix of rain and snow to the area.
Travelers should allow extra time, especially during early morning commutes, and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter conditions. Pedestrians should also use caution on icy sidewalks and pathways.
Stay updated by following alerts from the National Weather Service and checking live road conditions through PennDOT. For ongoing weather updates, monitor local forecasts and prepare accordingly for the week ahead.
Five-Day Forecast for Pittsburgh
• Saturday: Snow showers early, high of 29°F, low of 15°F.
• Sunday: Mostly sunny, high of 25°F, low of 18°F.
• Monday: Partly sunny, high of 40°F, rain/snow mix overnight.
• Tuesday: Rain/snow possible, high of 41°F, low of 32°F.
• Wednesday: Chance of rain or snow, high of 33°F, low of 27°F.
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