Pittsburgh wasn’t included in a National Weather Service freeze warning for a large swathe of western Pennsylvania the night of Mother’s Day, but the Steel City was still expected to see areas of frost.
A freeze watch was issued for Monday, May 11 evening and Tuesday, May 12 morning for Allegheny’s surrounding counties, coming just a day after many of those counties saw a frost advisory the evening of Mother’s Day into Monday morning. Pittsburgh was not included in either advisory but was expected to still likely to see frost, NWS said.
Here’s what to expect from the weather.
Will Pittsburgh see frost tonight?
While nearby counties were under a freeze watch, Pittsburgh was not included on the list on May 11 evening through May 12 morning…