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Grab your umbrella before heading out the door this morning. Soggy roads, patchy fog, and rumbling storms are set to impact travel throughout western Allegheny County.
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The Allegheny County Health Department will spray for mosquitoes in several West Hills communities after detecting West Nile Virus. Treatment will occur on Sept. 2 or 3. A heat advisory is also in effect for the same dates, emphasizing safety for residents.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has issued a Code Purple Air Quality Alert for July 17 due to wildfire smoke, indicating very unhealthy air quality. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities and check local conditions for safety.
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Duquesne Light Co. warns Western Pennsylvania customers of extreme heat and potential power outages. With temperatures soaring into the mid-90s, the utility is increasing staffing and urges preparedness, including using cooling centers, emergency kits, and checking on vulnerable individuals.
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West Hills Gazette columnist Tara Yilmaz notes that In Pittsburgh, spring brings unpredictable weather, leading residents to adapt their wardrobes for sudden changes. This season symbolizes renewal and local traditions, as parks fill with activity and the community embraces the charm of their unique climate.
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A gray, misty morning is greeting drivers across the West Hills. Here is what to expect from the fog, damp pavement, and gusty east winds before you head out the door today.
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Grab your umbrella before heading out the door this morning. Soggy roads, patchy fog, and rumbling storms are set to impact travel throughout western Allegheny County.
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The Allegheny County Health Department will spray for mosquitoes in several West Hills communities after detecting West Nile Virus. Treatment will occur on Sept. 2 or 3. A heat advisory is also in effect for the same dates, emphasizing safety for residents.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has issued a Code Purple Air Quality Alert for July 17 due to wildfire smoke, indicating very unhealthy air quality. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities and check local conditions for safety.
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Duquesne Light Co. warns Western Pennsylvania customers of extreme heat and potential power outages. With temperatures soaring into the mid-90s, the utility is increasing staffing and urges preparedness, including using cooling centers, emergency kits, and checking on vulnerable individuals.
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