By
Mike Darnay
Mike Darnay
Digital Producer, CBS Pittsburgh
Mike Darnay is a digital producer and photojournalist at CBS Pittsburgh. Mike has also written and produced content for Vox Media and the Mon Valley Independent.
He often covers overnight breaking news, the Pittsburgh Steelers and high school sports.
A massive winter storm system blanketed the Pittsburgh area and all of western Pennsylvania with heavy snow.
Some parts of the region reported seeing as much as 20 inches of snow in their area.
Sunday’s snowfall in Pittsburgh was the highest in a single day since “Snowmageddon” in 2010, making it the snowiest day in the city in 16 years,
Here are some photos that show the historic snowstorm throughout the area.
A birds eye view of Downtown Pittsburgh from the KDKA Drone Team shows the city blanketed with snow from a historic snowstorm that moved through western Pennsylvania.
KDKA Drone Team
An ambulance was involved in a rollover crash while responding to an emergency in Springhill Township. The Fayette EMS/Greene EMS service said on Facebook that no one was injured in the crash.
Fayette EMS / Greene EMS
Parts of Butler County, including Cranberry Township, were blanketed with heavy snow on Sunday as a historic winter storm made its way across western Pennsylvania.Some parts of Butler County reported snow totals as high as 18 and 20 inches of snow.
KDKA
Downtown Pittsburgh quickly became snow covered as a historic winter storm system blanketed the region on Sunday.The winter storm was the first under Mayor Corey O’Connor’s administration since he was elected in the fall and inaugurated earlier this year.
KDKA
Heavy snow covered Pittsburgh’s streets and had people working to dig out their vehicles and keep their sidewalks and driveways cleared.
KDKA
A command center has been launched for City of Pittsburgh officials who are monitoring the response to the historic snow storm that blanketed all of western Pennsylvania with heavy snow.
KDKA
Westmoreland County was among areas that were blanketed by heavy snowfall on Sunday.Greensburg Public Works Director Tom Bell told KDKA’s Chris DeRose that crews were sent home after a 16-hour shift and will be back out on Monday morning.
KDKA
People throughout the city of Pittsburgh were out taking in the sights after heavy snowfall blanketed the region on Sunday, including along South Negley Avenue where people were skiing down the road.
KDKA
A man was seen walking down the middle of Liberty Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday as the region was blanketed with snow during a historic winter storm.
KDKA
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