It has been a long winter. Officially, Pittsburgh recorded 59.8″ of snow this season, which is 17.9″ more than the average total. In April alone, 7.3″ of snow fell, which is significantly higher than the 1.5″ we usually accumulate in the transitional month. With no single season defining snowstorm, this winter will be remembered as a whole; a dreary one …Keep Reading
In just a few hours, the most complex winter storm of the 2017-18 season will arrive in Western Pennsylvania, and there is still a lot of uncertainty as to how much snow will accumulate. The biggest questions are just how far north the rain-snow mixing line will track, and how high will temperatures climb after …Keep Reading
With Halloween right around the corner, it’s time for candy, costumes, and the annual winter weather forecasts from KDKA, WTAE, and WPXI. As they do every year, Jeff Verszyla, Mike Harvey, and Stephen Cropper produced video segments for their late October evening newscasts breaking down their expectations for the looming winter. We have collected and …Keep Reading
Despite below-average temperatures this weekend, and some light snow showers in the higher elevations, it would seem that we are done with snow in Pittsburgh. There is a remote possibility that Western Pennsylvania picks up some more light accumulation (Pittsburgh did see half an inch on May 25, 1925) but for now we can shut …Keep Reading