Ashley Dougherty is a Meteorologist at WTAE-TV Pittsburgh. With a strong foundation in communication and meteorology, she covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests. Ashley is featured in MSN and has received accolades such as the 2023 Keystone Media Award for “Best Weathercast.”
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Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
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Ashley Dougherty's coverage is predominantly focused on weather events in Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas. She highlights seasonal changes, particularly adverse weather conditions such as snow, cold temperatures, and rain.
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Alert Day: Strong to Severe Storms for Western PA
By: Ashley Dougherty
Rounds of heavy rain and severe storms could bring up to 4 inches of rain to some areas through Wednesday. The unsettled pattern sticks around through Thursday.
Today is another Severe Weather Alert Day with additional flooding rains in the forecast. Days of thunderstorms and heavy rain
More heavy rain, damaging winds and possible flash flooding are ahead today. But there’s relief in sight: A cooler, almost fall-like feel arrives by Saturday morning.
A Break from the Heavy Downpours
Dry and Muggy; Showers to Finish the Week
Isolated rain showers linger today but heavier rain and storms expected to return on Sunday. Isolated Showers Today
Cool and Dry for Back to School
As Mason Rudolph, Will Howard and Drew Allar compete for backup spots behind Aaron Rodgers, TribLive sports columnist Tim Benz says he sees value in the Steelers keeping all four QBs.
A Perfect Day for Back to School
