It's going to be a mild and breezy day throughout the Pittsburgh area
A steady breeze will create elevated fire weather conditions.
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A steady breeze will create elevated fire weather conditions.
Rain chances will return to the area on Sunday.
Wednesday will have pockets of rain, but before the rest of the week, it will look warm and dry.
Highs in western Pennsylvania could reach into the 80s on Tuesday.
It's a mild start to the morning with temperatures in the 50s.
We're looking at more warm temperatures this week but rain is around the corner.
We'll see some temperatures in the 50s before they climb again next week.
Temperatures this afternoon will recover into the upper 50s to low 60s areawide.
Temperatures could reach into the 80s for Halloween, a possible record high in Pittsburgh.
If you're heading out for Halloween night, it's shaping up to be a beautiful one!
Highs will remain in the mid to upper 70s through Halloween with us potentially seeing record setting highs on Thursday.
Temperatures throughout the Pittsburgh area will be warmer today than they were yesterday.
After a weekend of cool, fall temperatures, we could see record-breaking highs this week.
We'll have a fall-like weekend before the temperatures shoot up next week!
Peak fall colors are expected this weekend and the weather will be cooperating!
Temperatures will be in the 60s and we've got sunshine all day!
Temperatures will creep into the high 70s for a lot of our area on Wednesday.
The record high for today is 84°.
There is an air quality alert in place for Allegheny County today.
The temperatures begin to climb starting Sunday and will continue to start the week.
The warm weather and sunshine continue through the weekend.
We're in for a stretch of dry conditions and sunshine for the next few days.
After a couple of chilly days, some warmer temperatures are looming along with sunshine!
Temperatures are starting to fall in Western Pennsylvania with fall-like conditions sticking around.
Today's high temperature may not even make it back to the 50s.
