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Snow so far this season for the Pittsburgh Area
Daily Weather Summary
So far, Pittsburgh is above normal for snowfall this season by 10.5", and we normally see another 3.0" looking out. The highest additional amount observed beyond March 18th was 17.8" in 2018.
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NWS Pittsburgh has six regional climate sites: Pittsburgh, PA (KPIT); Wheeling, WV (KHLG); Morgantown, WV (KMGW); Zanesville, OH (KZZV); New Philadelphia, OH (KPHD); and DuBois, PA (KDUJ). Additional climate information can be found on our Climate Page.
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