KDKA-TV morning weather blog: March 25, 2026
Temperatures will jump into the 60s on Wednesday, but storm chances loom as the weekend gets closer.
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Since June 2015, Ron Smiley has been giving a local and hopefully bright outlook on the day in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.
Born a Texan, Ron grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas, after his dad retired from the Air Force. He often times says that if he can grow up under a drill sergeants roof, than he can take anything that life can throw at him.
After graduating from Little Rock Catholic High, Ron pursued his degree at Arkansas Tech University. He has two children.
Before arriving in Pittsburgh, Ron worked in Mississippi and Arkansas along with most recently New Orleans and Indianapolis. He says that his love for the weather developed at a young age as he loved to hang out in the garden and talk clouds with his neighbor Mr. Mike, an employee at the National Weather Service. Ron is a member of the American Meteorological Society and has been rewarded his AMS seal.
In Ron's free time, he loves to cook and explore with his family. You may catch him out and about on a Saturday morning running for a good cause or hanging with his family at a local park or museum. Ron also loves to bike, even though he admits it's a lot more challenging with Pennsylvania hills.
Temperatures will jump into the 60s on Wednesday, but storm chances loom as the weekend gets closer.
Noon temperatures will be in the upper 30s.
At times today, temperatures will be nearly 50 degrees colder than yesterday.
The weather in Pittsburgh will be warmer starting on Thursday and will only get warmer throughout the weekend!
After some snow and cold, the more seasonable weather returns later this week.
The National Weather Service said Tuesday's morning and evening commutes could be impacted by winter weather.
The National Weather Service said that wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour are expected throughout the region.
After a warm and rainy day on Wednesday, we'll have some cool temperatures and wind on the horizon.
The National Weather Service said there could be two possible waves of severe weather and storms Wednesday.
High temperatures today are expected to be near 70 degrees for most places in the area.
Wednesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to severe weather risk.
Temperatures will climb into the 70s the next two days, a record-high for this time of year.
Rain chances are sticking around for the third day in a row.
Rain chances during the day on Wednesday will be low, but overnight rain is expected in the Pittsburgh area.
The heaviest rain is expected from around 6 p.m. through 10 p.m.