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Washington Declares Emergency as Flash Floods Strand Family, Swamp Houston Street
Floodwater gushed from a manhole at the intersection of Hanna and Houston streets in Washington, Pennsylvania on Saturday, forcing crews to rope off part of Hanna Street as fast-moving runoff swamped roads across Washington and Allegheny counties. Along Houston Street, homeowners waded out to clean up around properties that had flooded yet again, with one resident calling the situation simply “despicable.”
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Erie, Scranton, State College and Pittsburgh Brace for Coldest Afternoon Since Early May Tuesday With Highs Stuck in the 50s and Low 60s as Fall Begins
HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA — Well, this is something. Model guidance this morning is showing some genuinely cooler weather heading Pennsylvania’s way, with an early look at afternoon temperatures for Tuesday, September 22, valid 2:00 p.m. EDT, showing many areas stuck in the 50s and low 60s. This will probably be the coldest day across the state since early May, and it arrives right on cue: Tuesday marks the first day of astronomical fall, so Mother Nature is joining right in.
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Showers and storms return overnight and early Sunday
Wheeling, W.Va (WTRF) – The Ohio Valley saw some sunshine to start Saturday afternoon, but clouds increased into the evening as rain began to return to parts of the region. Additional showers and thunderstorms are expected Saturday night into early Sunday. Another frontal system is approaching the Ohio Valley from the west. The system will […]
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Already soaked Ohio Valley looks to see more rain over the weekend
After a very rainy stretch of weather over the last month and a half, it’s safe to say the Ohio Valley is soaked. However, more rain is poised to move through the area this weekend, bringing more unsettled weather to areas that don’t need more rain. The month of August set the tone for rainfall, […]
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Flooding prompts changes to Washington and Greene Counties Covered Bridge Festival
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Flash flooding brings more concerns to local Pittsburgh community
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Why do some Pittsburgh areas flood worse than others? An expert explains
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Showers & storms to roll through the Ohio Valley over the next couple days
While many across the Ohio Valley have enjoyed the first part of this week, which feature lots of sunshine, and even a brief taste of fall-like weather on Monday, showers & storms are slated to roll through the area starting Wednesday afternoon continuing into Thursday. That being said, it will not be a complete washout, […]
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Fall is coming, and history reveals when Pittsburgh may see first frost
Fall is coming , and Pittsburgh can expect to see its first frost of the season within the next month or so. The Farmers' Almanac recently released its first frost forecast for the 2026-27 fall and winter season . According to the almanac, Pittsburgh and much of Pennsylvania can expect to see frost by next month. Here's when the Steel City expect frosty weather before winter sets in. When will Pittsburgh see its first frost this fall? Pittsburgh will likely see its first frost sometime between early to late October, with the almanac predicting the city is most likely to experience its first frost on Oct. 22. Most of Pennsylvania can expect its first frost within that same timeframe, save for areas of the state near the Maryland and New Jersey borders, as well as the southernmost edge near the West Virginia border. Those parts will likely see their first frost sometime between late October to mid November. Pittsburgh's average first frost day is Oct. 15, based on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data, the almanac said. How cold does Pittsburgh get in the fall? The average temperature in Pittsburgh from September to November typically ranges from 52–58 degrees Fahrenheit,
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Upper Ohio Valley and Northeast Face Damaging Wind Gusts From Scattered Severe Thunderstorms With Slight Risk Targeting Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — Scattered severe thunderstorms capable of producing damaging wind gusts are sweeping across the upper Ohio Valley and Northeast today, with a Slight Risk zone covering a corridor from Pittsburgh and Buffalo through Philadelphia and New York. A strong upper-level weather system over eastern Canada is pushing a cold front through the region, acting as the main trigger for this afternoon’s storms. Initial thunderstorms are firing up ahead of the cold front by mid-afternoon, stretching from Ohio into western New York, and are expected to quickly merge into a solid line of damaging wind-producing storms racing eastward.
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Fall Feel Fades as Summer Heat Returns to the Ohio Valley
Wheeling, W.Va (WTRF) – It was a much different start to the workweek across the Ohio Valley, with cooler temperatures providing a little taste of fall in the middle of September. Hopefully you were able to get outside and enjoy it, because summerlike warmth is set to make a return. September has been on the […]