Winter Blast: Snow Squalls and Dangerous Cold Expected in Pennsylvania
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A cold front is bringing the coldest air of the season to south-central Pennsylvania, with a chance of isolated snow squalls. The snow showers or flurries are expected to end by mid-afternoon, but gusty winds with speeds of 15 to 25 mph and gusts up to 35 mph will continue, leading to wind chills in the 20s. Tonight, the sky will partially clear, and temperatures will drop to the 20s, resulting in wind chills in the upper teens.
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- Impact Day: Dangerous cold Tuesday WTAE Pittsburgh
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