Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler temperatures in place, dry spell remains through workweek
Relief from the heat finally arrived with the cold front Saturday, and the high Sunday was 10 degrees cooler than Saturday in Pittsburgh.
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Relief from the heat finally arrived with the cold front Saturday, and the high Sunday was 10 degrees cooler than Saturday in Pittsburgh.
After the driest May in Pittsburgh since 1986 and 12 days with no rain, we finally saw a few raindrops today and a few strong storms across the region.
The hottest temperatures of the year are expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon.
We could be looking at one of the hottest stretches of weather on record for the period starting yesterday and going through June 7.
Overnight into Memorial Day, showers will linger south, and clouds clear through the day, leaving us with a dry, sunny, and hot day with highs in the low 80s.
Saturday has been gorgeous, with highs in the mid-70s with plenty of sunshine. Clouds will increase by the evening.
Smoke from the Western Canada wildfires is leading to high particulate levels in the upper atmosphere and haze across our region.
It's going to be a sunny day with blue skies across Western Pennsylvania.
Clouds will gradually break overnight, giving us a pleasant evening and eventually partly cloudy skies by morning.
The best chance for rain occurs from noon to around 6 p.m.
Highs today should remain in the mid-70s, but if anything today will actually be more pleasant than yesterday
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After a sunny Sunday, we'll watch a few clouds roll in overnight, but temperatures will be cooler, with lower humidity levels.
After a damp and dreary Saturday, we'll see showers ending north to south this evening and dry conditions overnight.
We are just a little over a week into May, and it's already been a heck of a month.
A few isolated showers are moving out to our east this evening, and we'll be in for a mild, quiet Sunday night.
Storm chances will peak tonight around 8 p.m.
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Saturday afternoon brings heavy winds and possible severe storms.
Wind gusts will be around 50-60 miles per hour and could be stronger in some spots.
The storms on Saturday afternoon and evening brought down trees, and power lines, and left many without power.
Showers and storms will continue on-and-off throughout today, but they will pick up in intensity Thursday night into Friday morning.
The Laurel Highlands are under a winter weather advisory with several inches of snow in the forecast.
We are still operating under First Alert, as the ice storm warning continues in Garett County, Maryland, and the high wind warnings remain in place.
The snow we see will be a wet snow with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark.
