Friday will be hot and humid again in Pittsburgh, but storms are also possible
Friday will be the fourth straight day with extreme heat, but storm chances are also possible.
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Friday will be the fourth straight day with extreme heat, but storm chances are also possible.
Sunday will have isolated rain and storm chances before a six-day heat wave moves into the area.
Rain chances will linger throughout the day on Saturday before the heat moves in next week.
The day will be mostly cloudy, but also mostly dry in Pittsburgh as the weekend begins.
Thursday is a First Alert Weather day in Pittsburgh due to strong storms with a potential tornado threat.
The weather in Pittsburgh will be dry and pleasant on Wednesday before storm chances move in as the week comes to a close.
Isolated heavy downpours could lead to localized flooding, and some gusty thunderstorms could cause power outages and other damage.
Summer began just after 4 a.m. in Pittsburgh, and the first official day will be cloudy with some late rain showers.
Saturday will be a gorgeous day in Pittsburgh with low humidity, sunshine, and warm temperatures!
Friday will have more than 15 hours between sunrise and sunset, and it will be a sunny day.
The chance for strong to severe thunderstorms will kick up in the afternoon and evening after 2 p.m. on Sunday.
After heat, humidity, rain, and storms, Pittsburgh will get a little bit cooler and a little bit nicer on Friday.
Not only are there severe weather chances today in Pittsburgh, but it will also be hot and humid.
The storm threat in Pittsburgh will be at its highest overnight and into Thursday.
Monday will be sunny with hot and humid conditions in Pittsburgh, but stormy weather is expected the rest of the week.
After a day of storms, rain, and wind, Sunday will be sunny and pleasant!
After a long stretch of dry and sunny weather, severe storms are possible around 4 p.m. on Saturday in Pittsburgh.
Friday will be another sunny day in Pittsburgh, but just around the corner on Saturday is a chance for severe weather.
While Thursday and Friday will continue to be dry and sunny, Saturday evening brings a severe storm chance.
Wednesday will be the seventh consecutive day in the Pittsburgh area with no measurable rain.
We will likely see our dry streak stretch to 9 before we finally see rain again on Saturday.
After a chilly morning in Pittsburgh, temperatures will once again reach into the mid-70s with sunny skies.
Temperatures will hover in the 70s with sunshine all weekend long.
As the weekend begins, Pittsburgh will once again have warm temperatures and sunshine.
Temperatures will be in the mid-70s, and there will be plenty of sunshine in Pittsburgh over the next week.
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