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Overnight refreezing can turn steep grades, winding roads and bridges into dangerous driving hazards.
Silly snow map season is starting, and one map already making the rounds online shows huge snow totals across the Mid-Atlantic by mid-December. The map comes from the European extended ensemble, often called the Euro Weeklies. It is a 1,104-hour forecast, which works out to 46 days into the future. Snow totals that far out are not a reliable forecast and should be treated as entertainment at best.
Cold front brings brief showers Friday before temperatures fall into the 20s and 30s this weekend.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Forecast models are hinting at the first mountain snow of the season for the southern and central Appalachians next Friday and Saturday, November 13 and 14. This is early pattern spotting, and nothing is set in stone yet. The timing lines up with when the region usually sees its first northwest flow snow event. The same cold air could also bring the first freeze to areas outside the mountains.
The coldest high temperatures we have seen since late March are expected across the Mountain State on Saturday.
Frostbite freezes skin and tissue, while hypothermia causes a dangerous drop in body temperature.
Temperatures may fall to 30 degrees early Sunday, threatening crops, plants and exposed plumbing.
It’s been an overall mild Thursday across southern West Virginia, we had some rain showers move through early but have dried up as of recent. The dry weather will be brief in the short term as isolated rain showers are possible heading into Friday afternoon and evening. This appears to be isolated showers, not super widespread and shouldn’t hit everybody by the time football games begin and most football games still appear to go off without a hitch. I would definitely still recommend bringing a light jacket or an umbrella going to the games.
Pittsburgh weather is swinging hard in the other direction. After the city tied a daily heat record of 79 degrees on Wednesday, Nov. 4, a cold front pushed through the upper Ohio Valley this morning, bringing rain and a cooldown that will drag weekend highs into the 50s and nighttime lows into the 30s.
Pittsburgh's winter outlook points toward milder conditions, but major snowstorms remain possible.
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and Allentown, residents should recognize the signs of cold exposure.
Pittsburgh gets one more warm day Thursday before the forecast takes a cooler, wetter turn. Morning clouds and lingering rain should give way to sunshine, with temperatures climbing to around 70 degrees by afternoon. Rain is expected to taper off early Thursday, according to the latest National Weather Service forecast....
Cold front clears Thursday morning rain before temperatures fall sharply across western Pennsylvania.
High temperatures will only reach the mid-50s in Pittsburgh as the fall-like weather moves in.
Cooler temperatures in the 40s will have you reaching for a jacket or sweater early Friday, so check the forecast before heading out.
Steady rain will end before the morning commute on Thursday, but the walk to the bus stop will still be damp.
Temperatures will drop a few degrees on Thursday and a few degrees on Friday before a bigger drop over the weekend.
While the temperatures will be a bit cooler on Thursday, the rain is expected to taper off by the afternoon.
Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Monday, Nov. 2:. A two-alarm fire struck a home in Washington County on Sunday. The fire broke out at approximately 11:00 a.m. in Centerville along Fishpot Road, TribLive news partner WTAE reported. Crews worked to contain sections of the...
