The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts a wintry mix with rain, possible thunderstorms, and snow, with below-normal temperatures through early next week.

Brief respite from rain in Pittsburgh before new system brings additional showers and colder conditions later in the week. Wind advisory ends, but short-term forecasts predict snow and below-normal temperatures from Thursday.

Pittsburgh is preparing for strong winds and possible severe weather today, with wind advisories in place and unseasonably warm temperatures that may lead to storms.

The National Weather Service predicts persistent rain in Pittsburgh, with warm temperatures before a cooldown next week, advising protection for outdoor inflatables against gusty winds.

Pittsburgh is forecasted to experience rain and above-normal temperatures into early next week, with a weather shift bringing colder temperatures and potential snow by midweek.

Pittsburgh is expected to experience higher-than-average temperatures and clear skies, with rain forecasted to return by the weekend, potentially affecting travel plans.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cloudy, dry Christmas for Pittsburgh, with temperatures near seasonal averages and a gradual warming trend into the weekend, possibly reaching 60s, with rain expected to return by Saturday.

A weather bulletin from the National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA highlights a mix of precipitation and potential freezing rain in the region, with snow expected along the I-80 corridor and warmer temperatures later in the week.

The National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA forecasts a cold but dry Sunday, possible light snow on Monday night, and a warming trend post-Christmas with mixed aviation conditions.

Pittsburgh faces cold temperatures and potential lake effect snow showers, with some areas possibly receiving up to 3 inches. The National Weather Service advises caution for travelers as conditions could impact road safety.

Pittsburgh expects snow showers as a cold front moves in, with less than 1" accumulation in lower areas and more on high terrain.

The forecast in Pittsburgh predicts cold temperatures, cloud cover, and potential snow, with the chill expected to persist through the weekend and into the following week, posing challenges for both ground and air travel.

Allegheny County has launched its annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program from December 26, 2024, to January 19, 2025, for residents to dispose of their trees sustainably.