What's going on with all this stormy weather in Pittsburgh? KDKA's First Alert Weather Team explains
Does it feel like we've seen a lot of nasty weather recently? Well, it's not just your imagination, it's happening more frequently.
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Does it feel like we've seen a lot of nasty weather recently? Well, it's not just your imagination, it's happening more frequently.
While we'll see some light rain in the morning, strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening.
High temperatures are expected to hit the upper 80s.
The weather pattern for the Pittsburgh area over the next two weeks looks to be fairly cool.
After a bit of a cool start to the weekend, we'll see temperatures reach into the 80s and sunshine rising.
We will see some showers on Sunday but overall it's going to be a beautiful weather weekend.
After a stretch of rain, storms, and more, we're in for some dry, calm weather.
Starting this morning we could see on and off showers and storms.
It doesn't look like any severe weather is expected.
Flooding, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes can't be ruled out.
We are tracking a severe thunderstorm watch across various counties in the Pittsburgh area.
We'll have fog and clouds to start the day but tonight the storms roll in.
Saturday remains a First Alert Weather Day into the evening until the storms dissipate. Monday is also a First Alert Weather Day for rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds.
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Over the next 24 hours and into Monday we could see heavy rains and damaging winds.
We could be in for a stormy Memorial Day Weekend.
After a few days of temperatures climbing into the 80s, we'll see a bit of a cool down today.
We could be in for multiple rounds of storms over the next 24 hours.
Today will be the fifth day with highs hitting 85 degrees or higher.
Wednesday is a First Alert Weather Day with a risk of storms and straight-line winds.
We soared into the mid-80s this afternoon and Pittsburgh hit a high of 85 (no record, though, which still stands at 92).
We're seeing a few isolated showers and stray thunderstorms bubble up in the Laurel Highlands, and those chances will dwindle after sunset with the loss of daytime heating.
Saturday is a First Alert Weather Day in the Pittsburgh area.
The biggest threat today is flash flooding, but damaging winds can't be ruled out.
It will be mostly dry on Thursday before heavy downpours move in on Friday to start the weekend.
