Temperatures creep up a little bit on Sunday in Pittsburgh, dry weather continues
As meteorological fall approaches, the fall-like conditions in the Pittsburgh area are sticking around.
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As meteorological fall approaches, the fall-like conditions in the Pittsburgh area are sticking around.
Labor Day weekend will be sunny with comfortable temperatures in the Pittsburgh area.
After some brief rain passed through on Thursday, that's pretty much all we'll see for a while.
The fall-like conditions continue through Labor Day Weekend, but some scattered rain can't be ruled out.
The cooler air is sticking around for a couple of more days with temperatures remaining in the low-to-mid-70s.
High temperatures will be back in the 70s today.
High temperatures in Pittsburgh are expected to be in the low 70s today.
Temperatures will start to drop on Sunday night, and fall-like conditions will take hold.
We'll get some warm temperatures today before a cold front moves in next week.
We're in for more comfortable conditions into the weekend!
We'll have another day of cloudy but cool weather with stray showers possible.
After a hot and dry day on Tuesday, cooler temperatures and some scattered showers are on the way.
Soak up the sunshine and warmth while you can.
High temperatures are expected to be in the low 80s.
The biggest changes to the forecast come for the middle part of the week, and most of these changes have to do with a slight shift in Hurricane Erin's intensity and path.
Temperatures will max out around 90 today.
This weekend, western Pennsylvania will have high temperatures and low humidity levels.
After a quick spell of rain on Wednesday, we're back to dry and sunny weather for a few days.
Scattered rain and storms will linger in the region on Wednesday as Pittsburgh's dry stretch comes to a close.
Today will be the 15th day in a row with no measurable rain in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh area is currently in its longest stretch of dry weather it has seen in more than two years.
After a run of comfortable temperatures and sunshine, we're in for a hot week.
If you've ever wondered how hurricanes get their names, it's actually a pretty rigorous process!
Our stretch of dry and comfortable weather is coming to an end next week.
There are some indications that the main development region for Atlantic tropical systems will become active in the next seven to 10 days.
