Showers and below-freezing temperatures are expected to bring a wintry mix of freezing rain or snow to Pittsburgh and various parts of western Pennsylvania on Sunday. This morning, Pittsburgh is listed as a severe weather day due to the risk of a mix of freezing rain and wintry weather as the storm moves in from the west. The second half of Sunday is then listed as the impact day. Check out the full weather forecast in the video above. Pittsburgh begins the day on Sunday with temperatures in the low 20s and low 30s. It starts to get warmer as the morning progresses, and the precipitation outside turns into pure rain by lunchtime. The rain will continue throughout the day and end Monday morning. A winter weather advisory is in effect Sunday for Venango, Clarion, Indiana and the eastern portions of Westmoreland and Fayette counties. It comes into effect at 7 a.m. and runs until 7 p.m. A winter storm watch is in effect for Cambria, Somerset and Garrett counties from 7 a.m. Sunday to 7 a.m. Monday. More: Get free weather alerts for your county. Interactive Radar: Track rain as it moves through your area. Learn how to enable automatic weather alerts in the WTAE mobile app. In some areas there is a possibility that a layer of ice will be visible. Ice is currently visible in the northern and western portions of Allegheny County and Laurel Highlands, but it is all temperature dependent. Temperature and timing will be crucial in determining what type of precipitation occurs. Pittsburgh’s Action Weather will continue to refine the forecast as Sunday morning approaches. Another round of isolated showers returns late Monday afternoon or evening. Stay with Pittsburgh’s Action Weather for weather forecast updates. Download the WTAE app to stay up to date on severe weather warnings and breaking news. Already have the WTAE app? Click here to learn how to receive automatic storm and severe weather alerts for your location.

Showers and below-freezing temperatures are expected to bring a wintry mix of freezing rain or snow to Pittsburgh and various parts of western Pennsylvania on Sunday.

This morning, Pittsburgh is listed as a severe weather day due to the risk of a mix of freezing rain and wintry weather as the storm moves in from the west. The second half of Sunday is then listed as the impact day.

Watch the full forecast in the video above

Pittsburgh begins the day on Sunday with temperatures in the low 20s and low 30s. It gets warmer as the morning progresses, and the precipitation outside turns into pure rain by lunchtime.

The rain will continue throughout the day and end Monday morning.

A winter weather advisory is in effect Sunday for Venango, Clarion, Indiana and the eastern portions of Westmoreland and Fayette counties. It takes effect at 7 a.m. and runs until 7 p.m

A winter storm watch is in effect for Cambria, Somerset and Garrett counties from 7 a.m. Sunday through 7 a.m. Monday.

In some areas there is a possibility that a layer of ice will be visible. Ice is currently visible in the northern and western portions of Allegheny County and the Laurel Highlands, but it is all temperature dependent.

Temperature and timing will be crucial in determining what type of precipitation occurs.

Pittsburgh’s Action Weather will continue to refine the forecast as Sunday morning approaches.

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Another round of isolated showers returns late Monday afternoon or evening.

Stay with Pittsburgh’s Action Weather for weather forecast updates.

Download the WTAE app to stay up to date on severe weather warnings and breaking news.

Already own the WTAE app? Click here to learn how to receive automatic storm and severe weather alerts for your location.