Pittsburgh looking at temperatures in the mid-60s with sunshine on Wednesday
We'll have more seasonable temperatures in the Pittsburgh area on Wednesday.
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We'll have more seasonable temperatures in the Pittsburgh area on Wednesday.
We should see a high of around 65 degrees today with morning lows dipping to the low 40s.
The Pittsburgh area will finally be getting a stretch of fall weather.
If you enjoyed Thursday's weather, we're in for another day of pleasant weather!
We'll have more sunshine and temperatures will climb into the 70s on Thursday.
The rain and clouds are moving out today and the sunshine is coming back!
Rain should be coming to an end on Wednesday morning.
High temperatures today should hit the mid-60s.
As Hurricane Helene weakens, we will see some scattered showers as the storm moves inland.
The morning looks like the best chance for rain as we'll see a cloudy and mostly dry day.
While we didn't see much rain yesterday, the drizzle and light rain is sticking around through the day and into the night.
Storms could begin as early as 3 p.m.
It's been a nasty dry spell to start the month in most of western Pennsylvania.
We'll be in for warm weather for at least a few more days, but storms are possible.
We're in for another summer-type day with sunshine and warm temperatures.