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When to look for Pittsburgh's first snowflakes of the season
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Locals Can’t Get Enough Of This Small-Town Steakhouse Hidden In Pennsylvania
Some restaurants earn their reputation quietly, one perfectly cooked steak at a time, and the Wooden Angel Restaurant in Beaver, Pennsylvania is exactly that kind of place. If you haven’t heard of it yet, don’t worry, you’re about to. There’s a particular kind of joy that comes...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
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Forecast shows when Pittsburgh could see its first snow of season
Pittsburgh could have its first snow of the season by tomorrow, but you'll have to be up early to see it. As a nor'easter moves through the Ohio Valley, bringing rain and colder temperatures, there is a chance for much of the area to see its first flakes, according to the National Weather Service office in Pittsburgh. Here's when the chances for snow are highest ahead of the weekend. Will it snow this weekend in Pittsburgh? Snow could fall in Pittsburgh sometime between 5 a.m. and before 9 a.m. on Nov. 13, according to NWS . There was little to no potential for it to accumulate, though other areas outside of Pittsburgh with higher elevations, like West Virginia's ridges, could see a small accumulation. While the potential for snow is limited, the nor'easter brought wet weather overnight on Nov. 11, with rain expected to continue into Saturday, Nov. 14. The storm was expected to exit the region by Nov. 15, with the week likely to begin with dry weather. Pittsburgh 7-day forecast The nor'easter will cause highs to fall into the 40s for the weekend and the beginning of next week, though temperatures will climb back up to the 50s
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Restore 22 Coffee Shop Gives Veterans a Place to Find Connection, Camaraderie and Resources
On Veterans Day, Restore 22 Coffee Shop opened its doors to local veterans, giving them a sneak peek at their new gathering place. The walls are painted olive drab, but the mood was light and cheerful as former service members and their families, along with volunteers and community partners, filled the 3,000-square-foot cafe in Coraopolis.
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Allegheny County property tax bills: 4 things to check