By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
October 17,2013; 8:03PM,EDT
Northerly winds will drive cold air southward from Canada, across the Midwest and into the Appalachians
in stages through next week, including the Pittsburgh area.
Temperatures will begin their downward trend this weekend with highs mainly in the 50s.
The nicer of the two days is forecast to be Sunday with some sunny breaks.
Additional waves of colder air will arrive on the scene through next week and will eventually push nighttime temperatures to near freezing with daytime highs in the 40s.
Each successive push of colder air will likely bring more wind as well, adding to the chill.
Along with the colder air for the region will come the first opportunities for snow of the season, or at least snowflakes.
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