Dangerously cold weather remains in place today for the Pittsburgh area. Any Alert Days Ahead? There are First Alert Weather Days in place through Sunday due to cold mornings.

The Pittsburgh area faces a severe cold snap with wind chills down to -10 to -20°F, prompting a National Weather Service advisory.

The winter storm could bring potentially historic snowfall totals ranging from 12 to 16 inches, according to the National Weather Service.

Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to wind chills potentially dipping to 25 degrees below zero.

A large amount of the snow that pummeled the region continued to blanket roads across Pittsburgh on Tuesday. “It’s still a bit of a mess, but I’m confident we’ll get through it,” Councilman Anthony Coghill,

At a press gathering Friday morning, Mayor Corey O’Connor said he’s prepared to declare a state of emergency and, if needed, call in additional contractors and haulers to deal with the storm, which is projected to drop between 9-14 inches of snow on the area.

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