Pittsburgh, PA – Western Pennsylvania is preparing for a significant winter storm, with heavy snow expected to bring 6 or more inches to areas south of Pittsburgh. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning, emphasizing hazardous conditions for Monday, particularly along Interstate 70 and surrounding regions.
Snowfall will begin late Sunday night and continue through Monday, with the heaviest accumulations expected during the morning hours. Freezing rain may mix with snow, creating slick roads and potentially dangerous travel conditions. Commuters are urged to check for road closures and delays and limit travel if possible.
The storm is expected to bring a sharp snowfall gradient, with higher totals south of the city and lighter snow further north. By Monday night, snowfall should taper off, but icy roads could persist into Tuesday morning, particularly in untreated areas. Local emergency officials are advising residents to prepare for power outages due to ice accumulation and to stock up on essential supplies.
Five-Day Forecast for Pittsburgh
• Monday: Heavy snow and freezing rain possible. Snow totals 6+ inches south of Pittsburgh. High: 30°F, low: 18°F.
• Tuesday: Early morning flurries taper off. High: 29°F, low: 14°F.
• Wednesday: Snow showers likely. High: 24°F, low: 14°F.
• Thursday: Partly cloudy and cold. High: 24°F, low: 12°F.
• Friday: Partly sunny. High: 29°F, low: 21°F.
Residents should prepare now by securing emergency supplies, ensuring vehicles are winter-ready, and staying informed about road and weather conditions. For the latest updates, visit weather.gov/pbz.
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