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chathamcommunique.com
A Pittsburgh student’s guide to gloom: Coping with the cloudiest major city
Gray clouds. Deep potholes. Unexpected weeks of rain. These are the classic characteristics of Pittsburgh, the cloudiest major city in the U.S., according to a recent report published by World Atlas. Whether you are a Pittsburgh native or a student new to the city, the rain stops for no one....
newsnet5
On and off storm chances with roller coaster temperatures
CLEVELAND — Toasty Tuesday...We'll feel like summer tomorrow! Temperatures jumped 15-20 degrees from Sunday to Monday, and it will remain incredibly mild overnight with lows in the low to mid 60s. Part of the reason for the mild temperatures overnight is because of breezy SW winds, but clouds will be increasing after midnight along with a few downpours and rumbles of thunder.
Pittsburgh's Public Source
Blackouts are getting worse. Here’s what Duquesne Light is doing — and what it won’t do.
On Sunday morning, as remnants of Tropical Rainstorm Isaias moved through the area, Duquesne Light was reporting power outages affecting around 4,000 Allegheny County customers. The post Blackouts are getting worse. Here’s what Duquesne Light is doing — and what it won’t do. appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.
Country Herald
Pittsburgh, PA Weather Update: 100% Rain Chance Oct. 11
Pittsburgh, PA – Rain-soaked streets and gusty winds could make Sunday, Oct. 11, a difficult day for drivers across Pittsburgh. Widespread showers may reduce visibility and create slippery roads before conditions improve later in the afternoon.
19 News
Northeast Ohio Weather: Rain arrives Saturday night
USA TODAY
When will it snow in Pittsburgh? Forecast, historic fall snowfall data
Fall has just begun, but Pittsburgh could see snow in the coming weeks. The Farmers' Almanac recently released a 2026 forecast map showing when regions across the United States can expect their first snowfall . While the almanac predicts Pittsburgh won't see substantial snowfall for more than a month, the Steel City could see a dusting before then, with weather records showing it's not uncommon for Pittsburgh to see a small snowfall before Halloween. Here's what to know. When will Pittsburgh see snow? Pittsburgh and much of the Ohio Valley will likely see its first accumulating snow between late November and December, according to the almanac. Data from the National Weather Service shows that Pittsburgh sometimes sees snow as early as October, though the amount that falls is typically under an inch. Snowfall in November can vary widely — some years, the city has seen no snow all month, while in others, several inches have fallen. On average, Pittsburgh's November snowfall comes in at about 2.4 inches. The record snowfall for November was set in 1950, when the city saw 32.3 inches of snow. When will Pittsburgh see its first frost? Pittsburgh will likely see its first frost sometime between
19 News
Northeast Ohio weather: Dry through Saturday, tropical rain arrives Sunday
newsnet5
The remnants of the first hurricane in the Atlantic are heading our way
CLEVELAND — Plan for a chilly night and morning as temperatures fall into the 40s across much of NEO. A few spots away from the lake could dip into the upper 30s. Otherwise, it will be quiet and calm. After a frigid start, the rest of Friday's forecast is...
WKYC
Hurricane Isaias: Tracking the storm's latest path