The snow is expected to taper before midnight.
It could be a slippery rush hour on your way home to Upper St. Clair. The National Weather Service is predicting a quick moving storm will move through the western Pennsylvania area Monday afternoon and evening. Here is a more detailed look at the forecast.
A winter weather advisory begins at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Two Clipper-type systems will mean lots of snow in western Pennsylvania this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. A winter weather advisory for snow is in effect from 10 a.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday. The weather service forecasts snow accumulations of 4 to 6 inches. Those totals could go as high as 6 to 10 inches in the higher ridge elevations. The snow will begin mid-morning Saturday and end Sunday evening, with the heaviest snow coming Saturday afternoon into midday Sunday, NWS states on its website. A winter weather advisory for snow means snowfall will cause travel difficulties—be prepared for snow-covered roads and limited visibility. If you have weather photos, please share them with your neighbors by posting them …
A storm that could bring snow and freezing rain is expected to hit the area shortly after midnight Monday.
The Monday morning rush hour is shaping up to be troublesome with a storm that could bring snow and freezing rain to Upper St. Clair. The National Weather service in Pittsburgh has issued a winter weather advisory from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday for most of western Pennsylvania. A mixture of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is expected overnight into Monday morning. Because very cold ground and snow pack, roads and sidewalks are expected to be icy. This storm comes just a few days after Upper St. Clair was hit with about 5 inches of snow Friday and Saturday. The storm caused numerous traffic accidents and delays around the Pittsburgh area. Here is a more detailed look at the forecast:
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Meteorologists are tracking a small snowstorm coming into western Pennsylvania that will bring about an inch of snow to the Upper St. Clair area by Wednesday morning.
Meteorologists are tracking a small snowstorm coming into western Pennsylvania that will bring about an inch of snow to the Upper St. Clair area by Wednesday morning. Dennis Sims, a meteorologist at Air Science Consultants in Bridgeville, expects a “wet snow” to move into the South Hills around 10 p.m. Tuesday before it changes over to sleet overnight. “It will for some slippery travel later tonight,” Sims said. Temperatures are expected to hover around 30 degrees overnight before the sleet changes over to rain Wednesday morning. Sims said they expect about an inch of accumulations, which could bring some slippery spots during the morning commute, but “no major problems.” The higher elevations of the Laurel Highlands in Fayette and …
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A look at your early 2013 forecast.
The new year is off to a chilly start in Upper St. Clair. Here is the forecast from the National Weather Service in Moon Township: Upload your snow photos and videos in the media box to the right by clicking on the "Upload Photos & Videos" tab. Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook
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How is it where you live? Share your photos with Patch!
The weather outside can be frightful or delightful, depending how you feel about the snowfall. Is it a winter wonderland where you live? A scenic postcard? Or a mess? Upload your photos and let us see the conditions around the region. Snow is in the forecast through Tuesday, so feel free to add more as the white stuff continues.
The snow is expected to arrive late Friday night.
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued a winter weather advisory for a wide portion of western Pennsylvania from 3 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The storm is expected to drop 2 to 4 inches of snow by the end of the day Saturday. Here is the latest forecast: Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook
Upper St. Clair is getting hit by a winter storm Wednesday. Upload the photos you took here!
Upper St. Clair is blanketed with a fresh coat of snow (and ice)—one day late, right?! The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning on Wednesday morning and it doesn't expire until early Thursday morning. We want to see the photos you've taken! Whether you snapped a picture of the treacherous roads with your cell phone, or captured the beauty of a cardinal perched on a snowy branch, please share by clicking the "Upload Photos & Videos" tab above. Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook
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Snow and freezing rain are causing dangerous travel conditions.
Upper St. Clair residents and holiday visitors woke up to dry conditions Wednesday morning, but snow and freezing rain are on the way. The National Weather Service in Moon Township issued a winter storm warning for Upper St. Clair and surrounding areas Wednesday morning. Timing Snow will develop by mid-morning. A period of very heavy snow is likely from mid-morning into early this afternoon. Precipitation will taper to light snow or freezing drizzle this evening. Snow Accumulation 3-5 inches Temperatures Upper 20s and lower 30s The winter storm warning expires at 6 a.m. Thursday. Help Upper St. Clair Patch report on the winter storm. Upload your photos to the media box above. Tell us what you see from your home or office in the comments …
A small snowstorm moving into the Pittsburgh area overnight could cause problems with the Tuesday morning rush hour commute.
A small snowstorm moving into the Pittsburgh area overnight could cause problems with the Tuesday morning rush hour commute. Western Pennsylvania is expected to receive between a half-inch to just under an inch of snow by the time most people are waking up to head to work. Upper St. Clair Public Works employees spent Monday applying an anti-icing treatment to the township's main roadways. Dennis Sims, a meteorologist at Air Science Consultants in Bridgeville, said light snow is expected to move into the area around 2 a.m. Tuesday and won’t end until just after the morning rush hour. “It should be just enough to make roads and bridge decks slippery,” Sims said of the Tuesday morning commute. “Just enough to be a pain in the butt.” He is …
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