Pittsburgh looking at a sunny, comfortable weekend with high temperatures looming next week
Temperatures will stay in the mid-80s this weekend but 90-degree temperatures are looking likely to start the week.
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Temperatures will stay in the mid-80s this weekend but 90-degree temperatures are looking likely to start the week.
Severe storms rolled through the Pittsburgh area on Wednesday, prompting several warnings.
As summer officially begins, we kick off the season with another very hot day.
The hot weather continues on Wednesday as highs could reach once again into the mid-90s.
Before the hot temperatures move in next week, we could see some strong to severe storms this evening.
Once the morning rain moves on, we're for a gorgeous day.
Saturday will be a great day for outdoor plans but tomorrow you just may need the umbrella.
While we'll see some light rain in the morning, strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening.
It doesn't look like any severe weather is expected.
Flooding, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes can't be ruled out.
We'll have fog and clouds to start the day but tonight the storms roll in.
Over the next 24 hours and into Monday we could see heavy rains and damaging winds.
We are off to a mild start for our Sunday, which includes some patchy fog.
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.