An image survey of the roads surrounding Pittsburgh area hospitals shows the aftermath of the Feb. 5th snowstorm as of Tuesday. (Today)
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl today said that he has called out all 630 city firefighters in preparation for an anticipated second snowstorm tonight. (Today)
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Dan Nolting, of Squirrel Hill, plays with his dog, Bobo, while sledding on Monday at Frick Park off Beechwood Boulevard.
Forget the winter wonderland. Any cozy feelings engendered by this weekend's monster snowstorm -- the impromptu snowball fights, the fairytale-like snowscapes, the neighborly sidewalk shoveling -- melted into a puddle of bellyaching Monday over Pittsburgh's unplowed, impassable streets. (Today)
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Gene Conti checks on the 2,500-watt generator powering appliances in his Stafford St. home in Pittsburgh's Sheraden neighborhood Monday afternoon. His home has been without electricity since Friday night.
With a repeat blast of snow forecast for today, Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl on Monday ordered a scramble to plow and salt residential streets, even as snowbound residents and traffic-tortured commuters fumed at persistently bad roads. (Today)
Hundreds of Pennsylvania Army National Guard members traversed the city's most treacherous streets in Humvees Monday to help snowbound residents -- and paramedics and police, who struggled at times to reach them. (Today)