Get used to the large piles of snow interfering with roadways, piled in parking lots and blanketing a frozen Allegheny River. After Sunday night’s record-setting snowfall buried Western Pennsylvania, residents have been wondering when the snow will finally melt. Considering wind chill, forecasts say temperatures were unlikely to rise above 5 degrees Thursday. The average maximum temperature in February will sit at 36 degrees and won’t rise until about March 1, when temperatures will reach an estimated 43 degrees, Kennedy said. Typically by this time in the winter season, the region has gotten about 22.4 inches of snow.