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Pennsylvania greets the morning with a gray, pressing sky as light flakes drift over parts of Pittsburgh, shining briefly in the streetlamps before melting on cold pavement. The air feels sharp and uneasy—an early Winter Weather Alert mindset that hints at the stronger system expected by Tuesday, when accumulating snow may complicate travel across western Pennsylvania.
Today brings scattered light snow early, followed by a rain–snow mix developing through the afternoon. Highs push into the mid-40s, but colder pockets may still produce bursts of wet snow. Meteorologists now track a more organized wave set to arrive Tuesday morning. It will cross the region as colder air deepens, creating a snow-chance window from roughly 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. and producing 1–3 inches for many neighborhoods—especially north and east of the city…