PITTSBURGH — A major winter storm moved through on Sunday, dumping a record-setting snowfall across the Pittsburgh region.
More than 24 hours after the snow started, nearly 600 schools and businesses are closed as crews continue to work to clear the roadways.
PHOTOS: Major winter storm dumps snow throughout Pittsburgh region
We’ll have the latest updates below as the cleanup continues:
UPDATE 7:45 a.m.:
PennDOT said speed limit restrictions have been lifted on Interstate 70, Interstate 79 and Route 22 in Westmoreland, Washington, Fayette and Green counties.
UPDATE 7 a.m.:
Mount Lebanon said it has its full staff of nine plows out cleaning the streets, and will be working in parking lots and other general areas.
They are asking residents to continue to keep their cars off the streets.
UPDATE 5:30 a.m.:
Channel 11’s Andrew Havranek is monitoring the roadways in Irwin, Westmoreland County.
UPDATE 4:45 a.m.:
PennDOT has lifted the restrictions on certain vehicles from traveling on major roadways.
However, the speed limit remains reduced to 45 mph on the following roadways:
Allegheny County
- Interstates 79, 279 (Parkway North), 376 (Parkways East and West), and 579
- Route 28
- Route 65
Beaver County
- Interstate 376 (Beaver Valley Expressway)
- Route 65
Lawrence County
- Interstate 79
- Interstate 376
UPDATE 4 a.m.:
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