Pittsburgh will experience below-normal temperatures and light snow this weekend. Most areas will see little snow, with some slightly higher accumulations to the south of I-70 and along the ridges. Travel impacts are expected to be minimal.

Yesterday's 3.8" of snow at Pittsburgh Airport places us 1.2" ahead of schedule for the winter. Most of western Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia received between 2-5" of snow with yesterday's fast-hitting system. Watch out for icy spots and areas of refreeze this morning, especially on untreated surfaces.

The first snowfall of the season hit Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning, blanketing the region with a several inches of snow, closing or delaying schools, and bringing out shovelers to start cleaning up.

Pittsburgh is covered in snow with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect until 1 PM, causing challenging commutes.

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Skies are mostly cloudy this morning with scattered areas of flurries and snow showers moving through the area this morning. The system driving this system is lacking much in the way of moisture, which is why snowfall amounts and intensity will be very light.

Western Pennsylvania’s first major snowfall of the season will hit Tuesday morning during rush hour and is expected to dump up to 5 inches in spots. Bill Modzelewski, meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Moon,

December came with an arctic blast, but at least it looks beautiful. ☃️ The big picture: The region saw between 2-5 inches of observed snowfall after a storm brushed through Tuesday morning, according to the Pittsburgh office of the National Weather Service.

Parts of Western Pa. got several inches of snow, which made for a messy morning rush hour and led to many school closings.

Western Pennsylvania was hit by inches of snow on Tuesday, December 2, as a winter storm passed over the region.The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasted that the heaviest snowfall would be from 4-8 am on Tuesday,