Patchy fog Tuesday morning before a mild afternoon; rain returns Wednesday with gusty winds and a colder weekend. Expect changing conditions through early next week.

Dense fog in Pittsburgh prompted a NWS advisory, reducing visibility and creating slick conditions. The fog is expected to persist, with gradual improvement throughout the day.

Light rain is likely Sunday in Pittsburgh with pockets of fog tonight; highs near 44°F and a warmup into the 50s midweek.

Sunny, mild Saturday with highs near 49°F. Rain chances return Sunday for parts of the region.

Pittsburgh expects clearer skies and a warm-up after flurries, with possible rain Sunday and higher temperatures next week, as per the National Weather Service.

Scattered snow showers will dot Pittsburgh today with little accumulation. A warm weekend follows, with rain possible Sunday.

Hazy and just above freezing with a Winter Weather Advisory through 3 p.m. Wednesday. Slick spots and light snow are possible; allow extra time for the commute.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather in Pittsburgh, with a shift from warm to cold and possible rain, light snow, and freezing drizzle. Travel impacts are minor, but conditions may change quickly.

Pittsburgh weather remains stable; a Cold Weather Advisory in place until 10 AM. Temperatures to rise Tuesday but dip again later. Aviation forecasts clear VFR conditions. Light rain/snow possible Tuesday night.

The National Weather Service discusses the end of snow squalls, ongoing cold wind chills, and the potential for additional snowfall and extreme cold in parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Warming trends may lead to flooding.

Pittsburgh anticipates heavy snowfall, strong winds, and record-breaking cold temperatures due to an Alberta Clipper system, with travel disruptions and possible weekend flooding as temperatures rise next week.

Pittsburgh is set to experience snowfall and extreme cold, with a National Weather Service advisory for areas north of the city and in higher elevations.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for northern West Virginia and predicts snow and cold temperatures for the Pittsburgh area.