Winter makes its debut in the Pittsburgh area with scattered flurries and biting wind chills over the next two days. Temperatures will recover close to 50 degrees by late week with sun and clouds.The first flakes of the seasonMore flurries and isolated light snow showers will continue in off and on fashion through mid-day Tuesday. Some heartier bands will develop this afternoon and evening, especially for the I-80 corridor and the ridges. If any snow is going to accumulate, that’s when it will begin.Moisture looks pretty limited, and the ground is still relatively warm. Snowflakes will have a hard time sticking, especially to paved surfaces. The grass, mulch beds, and rooftops could be dusted by very light accumulations, especially near I-80 and through the Laurels. These areas – including the higher terrain of Fayette and Westmoreland counties, along with forest, Mercer, Preston and Tucker counties – go under a Winter Weather Advisory at 1 p.m. today and will run through 1 p.m. Tuesday. Venango County is under a Lake Effect Snow Warning for the same time frame.The coldest air of the season, Impact Day Tuesday morningThe coldest air of the season will linger into Veterans Day. It is another Impact Day for morning feels like temperatures in the teens. A few more flurries are possible north into Tuesday afternoon. This Arctic blast will linger with highs in the mid 30s again.Temperatures recover late weekAfter a cold start to the week, temperatures will recover during the second half of next week. We are tracking highs around 50 degrees starting Wednesday. The pattern will settle down and stay dry too. We will watch a rain-making system to arrive late next weekend into the start of next week.TONIGHT: Scattered snow showers, especially north near I-80. Low: 24°.TUESDAY – Impact Day: Morning feels like temperatures in the teens. Flurries north, mostly cloudy. High: 37°, low: 31°.WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy, brisk and breezy. High: 47°, low: 32°.THURSDAY: Partly cloudy and still cool. High: 48°, low: 33°.

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Winter makes its debut in the Pittsburgh area with scattered flurries and biting wind chills over the next two days. Temperatures will recover close to 50 degrees by late week with sun and clouds.

The first flakes of the season

More flurries and isolated light snow showers will continue in off and on fashion through mid-day Tuesday. Some heartier bands will develop this afternoon and evening, especially for the I-80 corridor and the ridges. If any snow is going to accumulate, that’s when it will begin.

snow showers overnight could produce accumulation north of i-80 and in the laurel highlands.

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Snow showers overnight could produce accumulation north of I-80 and in the Laurel Highlands.

Moisture looks pretty limited, and the ground is still relatively warm. Snowflakes will have a hard time sticking, especially to paved surfaces. The grass, mulch beds, and rooftops could be dusted by very light accumulations, especially near I-80 and through the Laurels. These areas – including the higher terrain of Fayette and Westmoreland counties, along with forest, Mercer, Preston and Tucker counties – go under a Winter Weather Advisory at 1 p.m. today and will run through 1 p.m. Tuesday. Venango County is under a Lake Effect Snow Warning for the same time frame.

winter weather advisory and lake effect snow warning for parts of western pa.

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Winter Weather Advisory and Lake Effect Snow Warning for parts of Western PA.

The coldest air of the season, Impact Day Tuesday morning

The coldest air of the season will linger into Veterans Day. It is another Impact Day for morning feels like temperatures in the teens. A few more flurries are possible north into Tuesday afternoon. This Arctic blast will linger with highs in the mid 30s again.

western pa's first taste of winter with flurries, bitter wind chills

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The air will have a “bite” to it Tuesday morning.

Temperatures recover late week

After a cold start to the week, temperatures will recover during the second half of next week. We are tracking highs around 50 degrees starting Wednesday. The pattern will settle down and stay dry too. We will watch a rain-making system to arrive late next weekend into the start of next week.

cold start to the week but warm and sunny by the weekend.

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Cold start to the week but warm and sunny by the weekend.

TONIGHT: Scattered snow showers, especially north near I-80. Low: 24°.

TUESDAY – Impact Day: Morning feels like temperatures in the teens. Flurries north, mostly cloudy. High: 37°, low: 31°.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy, brisk and breezy. High: 47°, low: 32°.

THURSDAY: Partly cloudy and still cool. High: 48°, low: 33°.