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Weather Warning
If the relentless rain and flooding has gotten you down, the National Weather Service has a twist in store -- a winter storm watch has been posted for Western Pennsylvania for Thursday evening through Friday evening ( Read more... ) -
Any bets on whether we'll have a bus system and emergency services tomorrow? :)
Port Authority Commentary- Most Port Authority bus routes are currently in service with some exceptions. For inquiries on specific routes, call Customer Service at 412-442-2000 or visit Port Authority on Twitter at @pghtransit. Delays are still possible. The Mon Incline is back in service and the T is running. Earlier, our website experienced ( Read more... )
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What's your favorite outdoor dining?
Now that spring seems to have finally sprung (knock on wood), what are your favorite restaurants that have outdoor seating and why?
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Snow, Government
Hmmm. I wrote to my district rep's office today about the city's poor response to the snow, how my street still is under tons of snow, nowhere to park, etc. I got a response within hours asking for the specific street so it could be investigated. The response was clearly written by a person with an email address, not an auto response ( Read more... ) -
slick streets and roads, monday 2/15
I'm hearing now during rush hour on Monday night via WDUQ that streets and roads are rather slick from the falling snow. Be careful! -
when the snow finally melts . . .
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Blizzard warning issued
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) ―The latest round of snow is causing the roadways to become slick in western Pennsylvania and a blizzard warning has been issued for parts of the area.
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for the following counties in western Pennsylvania: Cambria, Fayette, Somerset, and Westmoreland.
A blizzard warning ( Read more... ) -
Major cities could get up to 100 inches of snow this season
If winter's bad luck persists, major cities across the mid-Atlantic could see snowfall totals amounting to 100 inches by the end of the season.
As the mid-Atlantic cleans up from over two feet of snowfall in some areas, and begins preparation for another major storm this week, many are left asking, "Why so many major storms?"
No single factor is ( Read more... ) -
At least frozen garbage won't stink.
FYI:
According to The Department of Public Safety Snowstorm Emergency Page, "Garbage and recycling pickup has been suspended until further notice."