Pittsburgh: First flakes possible with a winter chill

Pittsburgh: First flakes possible with a winter chill Most of what falls will be a chilly rain but flurries will mix in from time to time. Hearst friday snow showers SOURCE: Hearst Advertisement Updated: 4:10 AM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Jill Szwed Meteorologist Pittsburgh: First flakes possible with a winter chill Most of what falls will be a chilly rain but flurries will mix in from time to time. Updated: 4:10 AM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Jill Szwed Meteorologist PITTSBURGH — Western Pennsylvania's first taste of winter here - complete with the potential for flurries. Chilly temperatures will linger through the weekend. Isolated flurries today & tomorrow As temperatures drop, rain could mix with or change to snow showers Friday into Saturday. The best chances are along I-80 and the ridgetops. Most neighborhoods will see little to no accumulation, but the higher elevations have a better chance of picking up an inch or less of snow potentially. Advertisement The best chance for the majority of us to see some flurries will be Saturday morning when temperatures are the coldest. A few slick spots cannot be ruled out with the freezing temperatures. Most of what's falling transitions back to raindrops by the afternoon. Quieter but still chilly on Sunday By Sunday, the lake enhanced set-up shuts down. Clouds and the chill will linger with highs in the mid 40s. Milder trend next week Sunshine will return in full force by Monday. This winter-like chill is temporary. Temperatures will warm close to 60° by the end of next week. TODAY: Isolated light showers with a few flurries possible. High: 44°. TONIGHT: Cloudy with more flurries. Low: 32°. SATURDAY: Morning flurries, then light rain showers. High: 44°, low: 34°. SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy and chilly. High: 46°, low: 36°. MONDAY: Not quite as chilly with some sunshine. High: 48°, low: 31°. Make WTAE a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks VIDEO: Frankie Muniz says he's recovering after crash at Daytona International Speedway Newly released Ring camera shows Brooklyn building collapsing WATCH: Master carver engraves crystals from last year's New Year's Eve ball Anthony Clark, a comedian and actor who starred on 'Yes, Dear,' dies