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Pittsburgh, PA – A winter weather advisory remains in effect across Pennsylvania, bringing snowfall and hazardous travel conditions to major roadways, including I-80 and I-79. The advisory is active through early Sunday, with snow accumulations of up to 5 inches expected in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), snow bands stretching from eastern Ohio into western Pennsylvania are already creating slick roadways. Localized higher snowfall amounts are forecast for elevated areas, particularly in Westmoreland and Fayette counties. Drivers should prepare for slippery conditions, reduced visibility, and potential delays on roads and bridges.
Residents are advised to limit non-essential travel and use tools like 511PA.com to stay updated on road closures and conditions. Snow-covered roads have already been reported near key interchanges, including I-80 at New Castle and I-79 near Pittsburgh.
The winter storm is expected to taper off by late Saturday evening, with conditions gradually improving into Sunday. Until then, residents should remain cautious and allow extra time for travel. Reports of snow and ice accumulations can be submitted via the NWS Pittsburgh Facebook page or Twitter account.
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