Pittsburgh Could See Its First Snow of the Season Early November 13 as a Nor'easter Brings Rain and Colder Air
As a nor'easter moves into the Ohio Valley, Pittsburgh, in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, could see its first snow of the season early on November 13.
According to the National Weather Service office in Pittsburgh, snow is most likely between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. on November 13. Little to no accumulation is expected in the city, though higher elevations nearby could see a small accumulation.
The storm brought rain to the area on the night of November 11, and rain is expected to continue into Saturday, November 14, with temperatures falling. Weekend highs will drop into the 40s Fahrenheit, before dry weather early next week lets temperatures climb back into the 50s.
The Weather Service said that as of November 12 it had not issued a snowstorm warning, and residents need not be overly concerned, though early-morning travelers should watch for slick roads. With sudden winter storms common in the Pittsburgh area, officials remind residents to check their vehicles, stock cold-weather supplies and follow the latest alerts on the Weather Service website.
Source: National Weather Service Pittsburgh
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 匹兹堡 Liberty Avenue 一带飘雪，远处为 UPMC 大楼。 / Snow falling along Liberty Avenue in Pittsburgh, with the UPMC building in the distance.
