Pittsburgh area sees dry start to Monday before possible storms during afternoon, evening hours
Hot and dry weather on Sunday has led to temperatures in the upper 80s.
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Hot and dry weather on Sunday has led to temperatures in the upper 80s.
We'll close out the weekend with warm temperatures and sunshine but storms and rain are on the way.
Overall, temperatures cool down to normal lower 80s by late week and next weekend.
We've got a mystery to solve! Why does it seem like you can only hear the train whistle at Fallingwater when it's going to rain?
While the warm temperatures are still here, so are the chances of rain and storms.
While temperatures won't reach as high as Thursday, we still have heat, humidity, and the chance for storms.
We kick off the new month with temperatures that will reach into the 90s and the humidity will stick around, as well.
Today could be the 16th day of the year where we hit 90 degrees.
Today is a First Alert Weather Day due to the stormy weather possibilities.
Rain chances will be around on Thursday and Friday as well.
High pressure brought us more sunshine and heat today, with highs again topping 90 degrees across the region.
High pressure continues to bring dry, although, very warm weather this weekend across western Pennsylvania.
The heat is back, with highs hitting the upper 80s this afternoon, and we inch closer to 90 degrees in many areas on Sunday under sunny skies.
Saturday morning begins with clear skies and seasonable temperatures across western Pennsylvania.
For today, highs will be in the mid to low 80s with lots of sunshine and low humidity levels
We're getting back to comfortable conditions this afternoon in the Pittsburgh area.
Areas to the north could see severe weather on Wednesday.
More rain is expected today with scattered showers and storms possible.
Parts of our area today will see some decent rain including the chance to see a couple of slow-moving storms.
After a gorgeous weekend, clouds will roll in overnight, bringing a bit more humidity on Monday with increasing rain chances ahead of a warm front that will lift through the area.
The weekend of beautiful weather wraps up today as rain chances move in on Monday.
It's a gorgeous, comfortable evening around southwestern Pennsylvania, and temperatures overnight will dip into the lower to mid-60s under partly cloudy skies.
If you've ever noticed a difference in humidity from higher vegetation to lower vegetation, it's something known as "corn sweat."
With so much to do in Pittsburgh this weekend, we've got great weather in store!
We're in for another day of sunshine, temperatures in the 80s, and not much rain!
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