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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – A wetter-than-normal spring is lining up for western Pennsylvania, raising the risk for lingering snow near Lake Erie and steady rain across the region before consistent warmth takes hold.
According to NOAA’s Seasonal Temperature and Precipitation Outlook released February 19, western Pennsylvania falls within an above normal precipitation zone for March-April-May 2026. The wetter signal spans much of the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, increasing the odds that multiple storm systems track through the region during early and mid-spring…