Pittsburgh, PA – The first snowflakes of the season are expected across much of southwestern Pennsylvania and northern West Virginia this week, with higher elevations near the state border facing the greatest potential for accumulating snow through Saturday, Nov. 14.
According to the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh, colder air arriving Thursday night will cause rain to mix with snow across much of the region. Forecasters say the ridges of Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands and northern West Virginia have the most significant potential to receive 1 inch or more of snowfall by Saturday.
Pennsylvania-West Virginia Mountains Face Snow Risk The developing weather pattern will bring rain Thursday before temperatures fall and precipitation begins transitioning to a wintry mix Thursday night…