Say "Snowmageddon" and memories from 15 years come flooding back to anyone who lived in the Pittsburgh area. It was back-breaking work to clear our region's fourth biggest snowstorm - a whopping ...

PHOTOS: Viewer pictures from 2010 Pittsburgh ‘Snowmageddon’ The benchmark snowstorm so far this century wreaked havoc in cities from coast to coast, but most notably the Mid-Atlantic.

Say "Snowmageddon" and memories from 15 years come flooding back to anyone who lived in the Pittsburgh area. It was back-breaking work to clear our region's fourth biggest snowstorm - a whopping ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Fifteen years ago today kicked off the beginning of what would become known as 'Snowmageddon!' On Feb. 5, 2010, the snow began to fall and didn't let up for hours.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - You always remember the big one. Well, until the next big one arrives. For 10 years now, "Snowmageddon" has been the "big one" here in Pittsburgh.

Two days before what came to be known as Snowmageddon, the National Weather Service forecast that region should expect “6 to 8 inches of snow.” The following day, that forecast was revised ...

PITTSBURGH — “Snowmageddon” bore down on western Pennsylvania on Feb. 5, 2010, leaving behind 21.9″ of snow officially at Pittsburgh International Airport with parts of the region easily ...

pittsburgh — Pittsburghers are remembering a major weather event on Sunday. It was 13 years ago, Feb. 5, 2010, that Snowmageddon hit the city, dropping more than 20 inches of snow in the area.

Two days before what came to be known as Snowmageddon, ... It all turned out to be the fourth-largest snowstorm on record in Pittsburgh — according to the National Weather Service — with 21.1 ...

Fifteen years ago today, “Snowmageddon” bared down on western Pennsylvania with as much snow in 20 hours as we’ve seen so far this entire winter season.

Snowmageddon in Pittsburgh's Highland Park neighborhood on Feb. 5, 2020. More people talk about the Blizzard of ’93 and Snowmageddon than any other snowstorms in Pittsburgh history.

PHOTOS: “Snowmageddon” in Pittsburgh, Feb. 5, 2010 The snow shut off very quickly Saturday morning giving us a bit of a break before, four days later, another eight inches of snow fell over a ...