RIGHT NOW SPANNING FROM 30° UP TO 40° DOWN TO THE SOUTH. LATER ON, WE WILL BE SEEN SOME RAIN SHOWERS. TEMPERATURES IN PITTSBURGH DOWN TO 30° AT 5:00 IN THE MORNING. COLD ENOUGH FOR NOW AT 9:00 A.M. TEMPERATURES WILL GO TO THE MID TO UPPER 30’S, EVENTUALLY ON THE WAY TO THE LOW 40’S. THIS IS THE STORM SYSTEM ON THE WAY TO TOWN, PRETTY BIG ONE. IT WILL BE IMPACTED THE GREAT LAKES AND THE NORTHEAST. IN THE MORNING, WE START UP WITH SOME SNOW FOR PITTSBURGH UP TO THE NORTH. BY LOAN :00, WE WILL ALREADY BE SEEN SOME RAIN SHOWERS UP TOWARDS PITTSBURGH. UP NORTH, WE WILL STILL HAVE SOME SNOW. WE GET TO THE AFTERNOON AND EVERYBODY WILL BE SEEING RAIN SHOWERS. IN SOME LOCATIONS NORTH AND EAST OF PITTSBURGH, WE WILL HAVE RAIN RIGHT ON TOP OF THAT. SNOW LATE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT THE DAY ON THURSDAY. ONE TO 3 INCHES OF SNOW AND AND AROUND PITTSBURGH. FURTHER TO THE NORTH, A BETTER CHANCE OF SEEING A LITTLE BIT MORE SNOW. WINDS WILL ALSO BE PICKING UP. GUSTS UP TO 30-35 MILES PER HOUR. 29° BELOW TEMPERATURE TOMORROW. SNOW SHOWERS TO START THE DAY. 42° FOR HER HIGH TEMPERATURE. WE GO FROM SNOW SHOWERS TO RAIN BY THE TIME WE GET TO NOON. ON THURSDAY, SCATTERED LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS, A HIGH OF 33°. MIKE: WE WILL CONTINUE TO GET READY FOR THE UPCOMING SNOW TOMORROW MORNING. YOU CAN WATCH ACTION NEWS 4 A HALF-HOUR EARLIER STARTING AT 4:00 A.M.
Wednesday winter climate bringing snow for morning commute
A winter system arrives in a single day with snow showers starting by 4 a.m. south of U.S. 422 and shifting via the world. How a lot snow? Watch the most recent forecast within the video above.We’ll transition to maybe a quick mixture of freezing rain/sleet to then all rain by late morning into the early afternoon. We’ll then stay as rain till after midnight Thursday morning, when the rain will change again to snow showers, with scattered snow showers via the day on Thursday. Interactive radar: Monitor the stormSevere climate alerts: Get free alerts on your county Discover ways to allow computerized climate alerts on the WTAE cell appFlurries linger into the weekend, with our subsequent system arriving on Sunday to convey extra rain/snow showers.Present Climate AdvisoriesA winter climate advisory has been issued for Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Indiana, Lawrence and Westmoreland counties and the Fayette Ridges, beginning at 3 a.m. Wednesday.Snowfall totals look to typically be one to a few inches areawide Wednesday morning, with some domestically greater quantities across the I-80 hall. The morning commute, particularly on Wednesday, may very well be difficult till we modify over to rain. Wednesday is an Influence Day. State places of work at 11 Stanwix St., 301 Fifth Ave. and 411 Seventh Ave. in Pittsburgh shall be closed Wednesday.Obtain the WTAE app to remain related with extreme climate alerts and breaking information.Have already got the app? Click on right here to learn to get computerized storm and extreme climate alerts for the place you’re. Highway Restrictions Because of the impending winter storm, the I-279 and and I-579 HOV lanes will shut Tuesday evening roughly two hours after the tip of the Penguins recreation. The HOV lanes will stay closed all through the length of the storm.Because of the impending winter storm, the I-279 and and I-579 HOV lanes will shut Tuesday evening roughly two hours after the tip of the Penguins recreation. The HOV lanes will stay closed all through the length of the storm.PennDOT and Turnpike Fee crews are actively pre-treating roadways the place vital forward of the storm. The next tier 1 automobile restrictions will go into place at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday:Interstate 80 from I-79 to I-180; I-76 (PA Turnpike) from New Stanton to Breezewood; and Your complete size of I-99.The next tier 1 automobile restrictions will go into place at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday:I-80 from I-180 to the New Jersey border; I-81 from I-78 to the New York border; I-84, whole size; I-380, whole size; and I-476 (PA Turnpike Northeast Extension) from I-78 to I-81 Clarks Summit. Beneath tier 1 restrictions, the next automobiles are usually not permitted on affected roadways: Tractors with out trailers; Tractors towing unloaded or evenly loaded enclosed trailers, open trailers or tank trailers; Tractors towing unloaded or evenly loaded tandem trailers; Enclosed unloaded or evenly loaded cargo supply vehicles/field vehicles that meet the definition of a CMV; Passenger automobiles (vehicles, SUVs, pickup vehicles, and many others.) towing trailers; Leisure automobiles/motorhomes; Faculty buses, business buses and motor coaches; and bikes.
A winter system arrives in a single day with snow showers starting by 4 a.m. south of U.S. 422 and shifting via the world.
How a lot snow? Watch the most recent forecast within the video above.
We’ll transition to maybe a quick mixture of freezing rain/sleet to then all rain by late morning into the early afternoon. We’ll then stay as rain till after midnight Thursday morning, when the rain will change again to snow showers, with scattered snow showers via the day on Thursday.
Flurries linger into the weekend, with our subsequent system arriving on Sunday to convey extra rain/snow showers.
Present Climate Advisories
A winter climate advisory has been issued for Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Indiana, Lawrence and Westmoreland counties and the Fayette Ridges, beginning at 3 a.m. Wednesday.
Snowfall totals look to typically be one to a few inches areawide Wednesday morning, with some domestically greater quantities across the I-80 hall.
The morning commute, particularly on Wednesday, may very well be difficult till we modify over to rain. Wednesday is an Influence Day.
State places of work at 11 Stanwix St., 301 Fifth Ave. and 411 Seventh Ave. in Pittsburgh shall be closed Wednesday.
- Obtain the WTAE app to remain related with extreme climate alerts and breaking information.
- Have already got the app? Click on right here to learn to get computerized storm and extreme climate alerts for the place you’re.
Highway Restrictions
Because of the impending winter storm, the I-279 and and I-579 HOV lanes will shut Tuesday evening roughly two hours after the tip of the Penguins recreation. The HOV lanes will stay closed all through the length of the storm.
Because of the impending winter storm, the I-279 and and I-579 HOV lanes will shut Tuesday evening roughly two hours after the tip of the Penguins recreation. The HOV lanes will stay closed all through the length of the storm.
PennDOT and Turnpike Fee crews are actively pre-treating roadways the place vital forward of the storm.
The next tier 1 automobile restrictions will go into place at 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday:
- Interstate 80 from I-79 to I-180;
- I-76 (PA Turnpike) from New Stanton to Breezewood; and
- Your complete size of I-99.
The next tier 1 automobile restrictions will go into place at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday:
- I-80 from I-180 to the New Jersey border;
- I-81 from I-78 to the New York border;
- I-84, whole size;
- I-380, whole size; and
- I-476 (PA Turnpike Northeast Extension) from I-78 to I-81 Clarks Summit.
Beneath tier 1 restrictions, the next automobiles are usually not permitted on affected roadways:
- Tractors with out trailers;
- Tractors towing unloaded or evenly loaded enclosed trailers, open trailers or tank trailers;
- Tractors towing unloaded or evenly loaded tandem trailers;
- Enclosed unloaded or evenly loaded cargo supply vehicles/field vehicles that meet the definition of a CMV;
- Passenger automobiles (vehicles, SUVs, pickup vehicles, and many others.) towing trailers;
- Leisure automobiles/motorhomes;
- Faculty buses, business buses and motor coaches; and bikes.
