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Pittsburgh Public Works releases statement regarding snow removal

After Monday’s snowfall, people across the city of Pittsburgh were frustrated with the road conditions on some side streets. Some called them a safety issue.

Rain expected overnight into Monday before week of sunny skies

Updated Winter Storm Forecast Calls For Less Snow, More Freezing Rain & Ice

Katie Blackley / 90.5 WESA The National Weather Service is calling for less snow than previously forecasted across the Pittsburgh region Monday evening, but more ice. Starting at 5 p.m., the city can expect to see snowfall totaling one to two inches; considerably less than the previously forecasted six to eight inches. Rising temperatures will turn much of the projected precipitation to freezing rain by late evening. National Weather Service models now show as much as a quarter of an inch of ice in the forecast, something acting Pittsburgh Public Works director Chris Hornstein said can be trickier for crews to treat. He tells WESA’s

Storm Orlena leaves at least four dead including three who died in murder-suicide

Orlena has ALREADY dumped two feet of snow and is still going: 2,000 flights are cancelled, cities are flooded, woman freezes to death outside her house and three are shot dead during row over shovelling as monster Nor easter batters East Coast New York City s Central Park has recorded more than a foot of snow as of Monday evening  Snowfall is expected to continue through Tuesday with forecasters predicting around two feet in total  The first victim of the storm was named as 67-year-old Patricia Becker Becker, who suffered with Alzheimer s disease, reportedly wandered away from her home and was found dead of hypothermia on an Allentown street Monday morning

Snow settles over Pittsburgh region, more expected throughout day

Megan Tomasic Louis B. Ruediger | Tribune-Review Kristina Serafini | Tribune-Review Kristina Serafini | Tribune-Review A dog, appropriately named Chase, follows his owner Fanyu Rogel of Bellevue as she slides down Flagstaff Hill in Schenley Park on a snowy Monday. Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review Lynn Booher (right) of Hempfield takes the reins while preparing for a sled ride with her daughter, Carmella Booher, 3, and brother, Michael Booher, on Monday at Twin Lakes Park in Hempfield. Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review Nick Rocco, 16, snowboards down hill on a wheelless skateboard while sledding with his father Lou Rocco on Monday at Twin Lakes Park in Hempfield. Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review