Pittsburgh, PA – A significant winter storm is set to impact Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia through Friday morning, bringing heavy snow, high winds, and hazardous travel conditions. The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings for areas near and north of I-80 and across the Allegheny ridges, where snowfall totals could reach 6 to 12 inches.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm will begin Wednesday afternoon, with the heaviest snow expected late Wednesday night into Thursday. Winds of 35-45 mph may create blowing snow and reduced visibility, particularly in eastern Tucker County, WV, which is under a Blizzard Warning. Motorists should avoid unnecessary travel during this time and prepare for snow-covered roads and possible delays.
Five-Day Forecast:
• Thursday: Snow showers likely, high near 30. Winds up to 22 mph, creating patchy blowing snow. Snow accumulation of 1-2 inches possible.
• Friday: Snow showers tapering by afternoon, high near 32. Partly cloudy skies by night, low near 21.
• Saturday: Clearer skies, high near 35.
• Sunday: Sunny, with a high of 47.
• Monday: Rain showers likely, high of 53, bringing a brief warm-up.
Residents are urged to stay informed by checking the latest updates from the National Weather Service and local authorities. Prepare for power outages and ensure emergency supplies are stocked.
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