Some areas wake up to snow, but Pittsburgh's chances for white Christmas are slim
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — It doesn't look like Pittsburgh will have a white Christmas, though some areas north woke up to about a half-inch to 1 inch of snow on Christmas Eve. Snow showers overnight left some snow, mainly on grassy surfaces. Temperatures make it back near 40 on Tuesday, so wet roadways will be what's left.
Dreaming of a white Christmas in NYC? Expect snow on Tuesday.
Snowy weather during the Tuesday morning rush hour should leave behind about half an inch of accumulation, according to Bryan Ramsey from the National Weather Service. With some places – like Central Park – still covered in some snow from winter weather over the weekend, the total could be enough to last until Christmas Day.
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