Pittsburgh Weather: Rainy Pattern Continues, Storms Possible Friday
Severe storm chances are getting rolled back.
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Severe storm chances are getting rolled back.
Today will be the first 80 degree day of the year.
Showers will continue to exit the area Tuesday evening, so plan on mainly dry conditions for the night.
The jet stream is going to park right on top of Western Pennsylvania through the week.
National Weather Service officials say they've confirmed two additional tornadoes touched down in Pennsylvania during Sunday's severe weather.
The day started out overcast, and now some storms are expected to move in this afternoon to start the weekend.
Fantastic weather is expected for today and Thursday.
Thousands of electric customers across western Pennsylvania are spending another morning in the dark. But some extra help has now arrived.
Thousands of utility customers remain without power across western Pennsylvania today as high winds continue to roar through the state, knocking down trees and power lines.
Tens of thousands of customers remain without electricity a day after storms packing high winds blew through West Virginia.
The heavy rain and flash flooding Thursday evening hit parts of the area at one of the worst possible times.
The National Weather Service has confirmed two EF1 tornadoes touched down in western Pennsylvania during Tuesday's storms.
Powerful storms brought down trees and flooded some streets in part of Westmoreland County Tuesday evening.
Strong storms Tuesday evening caused isolated damage in Greene County.
Severe weather brought tornado warnings, high winds and hail to many counties in the area.
Strong storms moved into western Pennsylvania Tuesday afternoon, which has triggered some severe weather alerts.
After a stretch of warm temperatures and sunny skies, a line of strong storms moved through western Pennsylvania Friday evening, ushering in big weather changes just in time for fall's arrival.
The remnants of Florence are expected to impact western Pennsylvania today.
At least five people, including a mother and her infant, have died in North Carolina as Tropical Storm Florence slowly moves from the Tar Heel State into South Carolina, officials said Friday.
There are people from the Pittsburgh area who are putting their lives in jeopardy in order to help others in the midst of Hurricane Florence.
A woman originally from Pittsburgh will be riding out the storm in Charleston, SC in order to keep her community informed.
A couple from the Pittsburgh area who live in Myrtle Beach, SC, are among those preparing to weather the storm.
Pennsylvania is sending National Guard troops, helicopters and other specialists and equipment to help with the response and recovery efforts for Hurricane Florence.
The outer bands of wind and rain from Hurricane Florence began lashing North Carolina on Thursday as the monster storm moved in for an extended stay along the Southeastern coast, promising to drench the properties of 10 million people with immense amounts of water.
Hurricane Florence is now forecast to pause late this week just off North Carolina's coast and turn left -- a development that would still smash the Tar Heel State with life-threatening storm surge, catastrophic winds and inundating rain while putting more of South Carolina in greater danger.
