Pennsylvania snowstorm snow totals: How much your area has seen
YORK. THIS MASSIVE STORM WE’RE GOING TO BE DIGGING OUT OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, AND THEN WE’RE GOING TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH THE EXTREME COLD THAT WILL BE IN PLACE. AND AGAIN, THAT IS GOING TO LINGER TODAY, TOMORROW. AND IT’S STILL GOING TO BE COLD ON WEDNESDAY, BUT WE’LL FINALLY GET OUT OF SUBZERO AND WE’LL STAY INTO THE SINGLE DIGITS ON TOP OF IT. WE’RE STILL GOING TO SEE SOME FLAKES FLYING AROUND. NOT NEARLY AS MUCH AS WE GOT YESTERDAY, BUT WE COULD SEE AN ADDITIONAL HALF AN INCH TO UP TO TWO INCHES TODAY AND INTO TOMORROW. WE ARE SEEING SOME OF THESE FLURRIES FLYING AROUND THIS MORNING RIGHT NOW, IMPACTING PRETTY MUCH ALL OF ALLEGHENY EXTENDING INTO WASHINGTON RIGHT ALONG INTERSTATE 70 AND PUSHING INTO PORTIONS OF WESTMORELAND AND FAYETTE. AS WE GET ON UP TO LAWRENCE AND BEAVER, EVEN WESTERN PARTS OF BUTLER AND SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF BUTLER, SOME LIGHTER SNOW. BUT WHERE YOU SEE THIS DARKER SHADE THAT’S EVEN NEAR THE PORTERSVILLE AREA, NEWCASTLE, BESSEMER, THAT’S WHERE THE VISIBILITY IS GOING TO DROP. AND YOU’RE GOING TO NOTICE AGAIN, ANOTHER COATING ON THE GROUND. VISIBILITY DOESN’T LOOK TOO BAD. DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH RIGHT NOW, BUT AS THOSE FLAKES PUSH THROUGH, VISIBILITY CAN BE DROPPED AT TIMES. SO LET’S TIME IT ALL OUT AS WE CONTINUE THROUGH THE DAY. WE ARE GOING TO SEE, EVEN AROUND LUNCHTIME, SOME LIGHT SNOW FLAKES INTO THOSE HIGHER ELEVATIONS. SOME BANDS ARE GOING TO TRY TO SET UP. THAT’S GOING TO CONTINUE THROUGH THE AFTERNOON, EVENING AND INTO BUTLER. EVEN LAWRENCE AND BEAVER COUNTY, THE AREAS THAT GOT HIT HARD PRETTY HIT HARD YESTERDAY WITH THE HIGHEST SNOW AMOUNTS. THEY COULD SEE AN ADDITIONAL INCH, INCH AND A HALF. NOW THAT BAND WILL START TO SHUT OFF. THINGS WILL QUIET DOWN, AT LEAST ON THE SNOW FRONT. BUT THEN HERE COMES THIS ARCTIC AIR. IT’S ALREADY COLD OUT. IT’S JUST GOING TO GET WORSE. TOMORROW MORNING. WE’RE TALKING TEN TO UP TO 25 DEGREES BELOW ZERO. NOW, AS WE GET INTO TUESDAY, WE WILL SEE A BATCH OF SOME LIGHT SNOWFLAKES COMING IN AROUND LUNCHTIME AND THEN SETTING UP WITH THIS FRONTAL SYSTEM COMING IN THROUGH THE EVENING, REALLY BETWEEN 6 AND 9:00 AT NIGHT, WHERE WE COULD SEE AN ADDITIONAL INCH OF ACCUMULATION. SO LET’S TIME OUT THE SNOW ON HOW MUCH YOU CAN SEE AGAIN AS WE CONTINUE THROUGH THE DAY. ABOUT A HALF AN INCH AROUND A LOT OF THE AREAS, SOME SPOTS WHERE THOSE BANDS HIT UP TO AN INCH, AND THEN WE COULD SEE AN ADDITIONAL INCH, INCH AND A HALF AS WE CONTINUE INTO TUESDAY, ESPECIALLY IN THE LATER HALF OF THE DAY INTO THE EVENING HOURS. HERE’S YOUR FOUR DAY PLUS FOUR FORECAST SEVERE WEATHER ALERT DAYS TODAY AND TOMORROW. WITH THE COLD AIR IN PLACE, IT WILL STILL BE COLD ALL WEEK, BUT A LOT OF THOSE WIND CHILLS ARE GOING TO GET OUT OF THE NEGATIVE. BUT WE’LL STILL HAVE IMPACT DAYS AS WE GET INTO WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 13 DEGREES RIGHT NOW IN PITTSBURGH FEELS LIKE IT’S TWO BELOW. ONE BELOW IS YOUR REAL FEEL. MONROEVILLE, TWO IN GREENSBURG AND INDIANA, TWO BELOW WASHINGTON, FOUR BELOW IN BUTLER. FEELS LIKE IT’S ZERO. KITTANNING IN NEWCASTLE THIS MORNING. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED AN EXTREME COLD WARNING, KICKING IN AT 7:00 TONIGHT UNTIL 11 A.M. TUESDAY. IF YOU THINK IT’S BAD NOW, IT’S JUST GOING TO GET WORSE. TOMORROW MORNING, 10 TO 25 DEGREES BELOW ZERO AS WE WAKE UP. AND WE’RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO SEE NEGATIVE WIND CHILLS THROUGH MOST OF THE DAY. ON TUESDAY, WE WILL HAVE SINGLE DIGIT WIND CHILLS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AND STILL A FEW FLURRIES TRYING TO LINGER ON WEDNESDAY. BUT FINALLY, SOME OF THAT SNOW IS GOING TO SHUT OFF AS WE FINISH OUT THE WEEK AND INTO THE WEEKEND, WE’LL JUMP UP INTO THE LOW TO MID 20S. SO FINALLY, OUT OF THE TEENS HEADING INTO SUNDAY AND MONDAY, BUT OVERALL WE ALL GOT A LOT OF SNOW YESTERDAY.
Pennsylvania snowstorm snow totals: How much your area has seen
Updated: 8:22 AM EST Jan 26, 2026
Snowflakes have fallen across the Western Pennsylvania region, with some areas seeing over 12 inches on the ground. The National Weather Service has compiled a list of the accumulated totals throughout the area on Sunday.VIDEO ABOVE: Top stories on Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 Sunday Severe weather alerts: Sign up to receive FREE alerts to your phone or emailInteractive radar: Track snow in your areaLearn how to enable automatic weather alerts on the WTAE appAs of 8 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 25, the following areas have seen the following amount of snow: *Totals are the last reported numbers from the National Weather Service and may reflect final totalsAllegheny County Hampton Township — 14.0 West View — 14.0 Bradford Woods — 14.0 Bethel Park — 14.0 Ross Township — 14.0 Bridgeville — 13.8 Pittsburgh (city) — 13.8 Shaler Township — 13.5 West Elizabeth — 13.5 Chalfant — 13.0 Glenfield — 13.0 Plum — 12.5 Crafton — 12.3 Stowe Township — 12.1 Aspinwall — 12.0 Carnegie — 12.0 Tarentum — 12.0 Homestead — 12.0 Ben Avon Heights — 11.8 Upper St. Clair — 11.5 Edgewood — 11.0 Etna — 11.0 Glassport — 11.0 Harrison Township — 11.0 Coraopolis — 11.0 McCandless Township — 10.7 Imperial / Imperial-Enlow — 10.8 Swissvale — 10.0 Sewickley — 10.0 Duquesne — 10.0 Green Tree — 10.0 Wilkins Township / Wilkinsburg — 10.0 Trafford — 10.0 Ben Avon — 9.5 Pleasant Hills — 9.5 Springdale — 9.5 White Oak — 9.5 Dormont — 9.0 Munhall — 9.0 Leetsdale — 9.0 Sharpsburg — 9.0 Mount Oliver — 8.9 Heidelberg — 8.3 Avalon — 7.5 North Versailles — 7.5 Millvale — 7.0 South Park Township — 7.0 Oakmont — 6.0 McKeesport — 6.0 Franklin Park — 5.7 Baldwin — 4.0 Turtle Creek — 4.0 Brackenridge — 3.0 Penn Hills — 1.4Armstrong County Ford Cliff — 12.8 Kittanning — 12.0 Hyde Park — 11.0 New Bethlehem — 11.0 Elderton — 10.8 Leechburg — 10.0 Freeport — 10.0 Rural Valley — 9.0 Ford City — 8.5 Sarver — 8.0 Dayton — 5.0 Apollo — 4.0 Lenape Heights — 4.0 Vandergrift — 2.5 Shelocta — 2.0Beaver County West Mayfield — 20.0 Beaver Falls — 18.0 Monaca — 16.0 Freedom — 15.8 Koppel — 15.0 Midland — 15.0 Baden — 13.5 Economy — 12.6 Industry — 12.0 Ambridge — 11.0 Aliquippa — 10.0 New Brighton — 10.0 Beaver — 9.5 Rochester — 8.0 Ellwood City — 8.0 Ohioville — 7.0 Patterson Township — 4.5Butler County Shanor-Northvue — 20.0 Connoquenessing — 18.5 Eau Claire — 18.5 Callery — 16.1 Butler — 16.0 Harmony — 16.0 West Liberty — 16.0 Prospect — 15.5 Meridian — 15.3 Sarver — 15.0 Fox Run — 15.0 Fernway — 14.0 Saxonburg — 14.0 Nixon — 14.0 Evans City — 13.8 Karns City — 12.0 Mars — 12.0 Zelienople — 11.8 Valencia — 11.0 Seven Fields — 10.1Clarion County New Bethlehem — 19.0 East Brady — 17.0 Clarion — 16.5 Strattanville — 13.5 Hawthorn — 13.0 South Bethlehem — 12.5 Fryburg — 12.0 Corsica — 4.0Fayette County Champion — 10.0 Brownsville — 9.0 Ohiopyle — 8.2 Lynnwood-Pricedale — 8.0 Fayette City — 7.5 Grindstone–Rowes Run — 6.0 Connellsville — 3.5 Hopwood — 2.0Forest County Marienville — 9.0 Tionesta — 4.5 Fryburg — 2.0Greene County Waynesburg — 10.0 Clarksville — 6.0Indiana County Marion Center — 14.0 Glen Campbell — 13.5 Clymer — 13.0 Creekside — 11.0 Shelocta — 10.3 Indiana — 10.0 Saltsburg — 8.0 Blairsville — 8.0Jefferson County Falls Creek — 13.5 Brookville — 12.6 Punxsutawney — 10.5 Ringgold — 4.0 Worthville — 4.0Lawrence County Oakland — 16.0 Oakwood — 16.0 Wampum — 14.0 New Castle — 13.0 Ellwood City — 12.0 Ellport — 12.0 New Wilmington — 11.8 Volant — 10.0 West Middlesex — 8.0Mercer County Grove City — 17.0 Hermitage — 13.5 Clark — 13.0 Sharpsville — 12.0 Greenville — 9.5 Mercer — 8.0 Fredonia — 7.0Venango County Clintonville — 20.0 Sugarcreek — 9.3 Oil City — 9.0 Emlenton — 8.0 Franklin — 4.0Washington County East Washington — 13.0 Washington — 12.0 West Brownsville — 11.7 Roscoe — 10.3 McMurray — 10.2 Canonsburg — 9.5 Amity — 9.3 Houston — 8.0 Finleyville — 7.0 Eighty Four — 5.5Westmoreland County North Belle Vernon — 16.0 Monessen — 14.0 Lynnwood-Pricedale — 13.0 Manor — 12.8 White Oak — 12.0 Delmont — 11.0 Trafford — 10.0 Greensburg — 9.5 New Kensington — 9.3 Youngwood — 9.0 Lower Burrell — 9.0 Irwin — 8.6 Vandergrift — 7.0 Latrobe — 6.0 Ligonier — 4.5If you are in a safe area and are able to do so, send any snow-related videos/photos to news@wtae.com for a chance to be featured.Download the WTAE app to stay connected with breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news in your inbox.