Pittsburgh Weather: A Father's Day cooldown before temperatures rise again
We'll get a bit of a reprieve from the scorching-hot temperatures.
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We'll get a bit of a reprieve from the scorching-hot temperatures.
A severe thunderstorm watch has expired for most of the area.
With temperatures reaching the 90s and heat index in the triple digits, outdoor workers are finding ways to stay cool.
A heat advisory is in effect through tonight.
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Afternoon scattered showers could turn into thunderstorms.
The National Weather Service said they did not find any evidence to indicate a tornado touched down in Greene County.
We are done with our stretch of dry, sunny days as Tuesday morning's rain has crossed the area and will move out to the east through early afternoon.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for several counties in Pennsylvania.
Hail is the most concerning the possible impact of the severe weather chances.
The severe weather and steamy temperatures have moved out of our region.
A few northeast counties are under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch.
Another hot day is in store for Pittsburgh.
KDKA's Ross Guidotti has more on the storm damage in Westmoreland County.
One person was injured and a home was heavily damaged by a lightning strike on Monday.
The chance for severe weather has dwindled.
The biggest chance for severe weather moves in on Sunday.
Friday is a First Alert weather day because of the threat for flooding.
A man is dead after a tree fell on top of cars during Tuesday's storms in Upper St. Clair.
Today is a First Alert Weather Day due to the potential for strong storms, including destructive straight line wind this evening.
A warm front will lift through the region today bringing thunderstorms through the afternoon, that's why it is a First Alert Weather Day.
A cold front will bring storm development, making Monday a First Alert Day.
Are we actually seeing increasing extreme weather here in southwestern Pennsylvania or does it just seem that way?
