Western PA: Turning colder with flurries mixing in

Western PA: Turning colder with flurries mixing in The first chance at seeing snowflakes arrives Friday and Saturday. Advertisement Updated: 3:26 PM EST Nov 12, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Brian Hutton Jr. Meteorologist Western PA: Turning colder with flurries mixing in The first chance at seeing snowflakes arrives Friday and Saturday. Updated: 3:26 PM EST Nov 12, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Brian Hutton Jr. Meteorologist PITTSBURGH — We turn much colder for Friday and Saturday, and leftover raindrops will mix with or become snowflakes for the first time this year. Chilly Weekend - Isolated Flurries Hearst Owned Some raindrops will mix with snowflakes on Friday. Winter will be making an early appearance. As temperatures drop, rain showers could mix with or change to snow showers Friday into Saturday. Most neighborhoods will see little to no accumulation, but the higher elevations have a better chance of picking up a potential inch or less of snow. A few slick spots cannot be ruled out early Saturday, especially where temperatures dip below freezing. The best chance for the majority of us to see some flurries will be Saturday morning when temperatures are the coldest with some precipitation falling. Most of that will transition back to raindrops by the afternoon. Advertisement Hearst Owned The best chance for most of us to see some flurries will be Saturday morning. By Sunday, conditions should become quieter, although temperatures will remain chilly with highs in the upper 40s. Sunshine will return in full force by Monday with temperatures warming to near 60° by the end of next week. Hearst Owned Rain showers will at least mix with some snowflakes to start the weekend. Warmer temperatures and ample sunshine return next week. TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and cold. Low: 37°. FRIDAY: Isolated light showers with a few flurries possible. High: 44°, low: 32°. SATURDAY: Morning flurries then light rain showers. High: 44°, low: 34°. SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy and chilly. High: 46°, low: 36°. Make WTAE a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Teen who has autism found alive after missing for nearly a week in the Australian woodlands Microsoft confirms Outlook outage affecting users worldwide Father of baby found buried alive in South Carolina denied bond Nvidia stock falls following CEO resignation