Pittsburgh Weather: Spotty Storms Today, Risk Of Severe Weather Thursday
Scattered rain and storms will be possible through the day today.
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Scattered rain and storms will be possible through the day today.
It has been quite a morning and early afternoon, weather wise, and we are NOT done yet.
Heavy rains and flash flooding are making for a challenging morning commute across the area.
Yesterday Pittsburgh hit 90° for the first time this year and the first time since September 5th of 2018.
Another round of destructive weather producing thunderstorms with strong rain and winds rolled through parts of Armstrong County late Tuesday afternoon.
A golf club in Washington County is closed today as it cleans up severe damage from last night's storms.
Minor changes will go a long way in limiting rain chances for today when compared to what we saw on Thursday.
After a few severe thunderstorms, the NWS is now canceling thunderstorm watches for 15 counties.
The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado touched down in Armstrong and Butler counties Sunday.
The National Weather Service is surveying the damage following weekend storms that rolled through Armstrong and Butler counties.
While rain will be possible throughout the day, it appears the amount expected has gone way down, and we will see plenty of dry hours today.
If your home was affected by flooding, you may be eligible for relief funding.
Day three of severe weather is expected today.
Storm chaser Joey Krastel managed to combine the two loves of his life, storms and and his boyfriend, when he proposed marriage on Wednesday.
Another stormy day is on tap.
The aftermath of Tuesday evening's severe weather is causing problems all across western Pennsylvania, including in Allegheny County.
One of the hardest hit areas by Tuesday's severe weather is Butler County.
The National Weather Service has determined a tornado did touch down during Tuesday's storms in Indiana County.
Parts of the area are again under an enhanced risk of severe weather today.
The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Watch for parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia through 10 p.m.
The devastation across the country from severe weather seems to be endless, from Oklahoma to Ohio. And it's all caused by a subtropical jet stream.
Stormy conditions are expected today.
A rapid-fire line of apparent tornadoes tore across Indiana and Ohio overnight, packed so closely together that one crossed the path carved by another.
Our first severe weather outbreak of the year will be possible this afternoon into the evening hours.
Parts of Western Pennsylvania are under a marginal risk of severe weather.
