In the coming days, residents will experience a shift from heavy snow to severe cold temperatures as winter conditions intensify. Monday is expected to provide some relief, with much of the day remaining dry, allowing people a chance to dig out from recent snowfall. However, spotty snow showers may linger into Tuesday, although any accumulation will be minimal, with less than an inch expected on both days.
Pittsburgh is facing an Extreme Cold Alert effective Monday night, as frigid air is set to dominate the area throughout the week. Wind chills could plummet to as low as -25°F by Tuesday morning, with the wind chill remaining below zero for much of the day. High temperatures will struggle to rise above the teens, while overnight lows will hover around zero, leading to consistently cold mornings.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the situation by tuning into Severe Weather Team 11 for live updates and changing conditions. Additionally, the community can download the free WPXI News app for immediate breaking news alerts and stay connected with Channel 11 News through their social media platforms.
As winter weather unfolds, it’s essential to take necessary precautions to stay warm and safe during this extreme cold.