Pennsylvania – Headlights glow through thick fog across Pittsburgh this morning, and visibility drops sharply on bridges and river valleys. In some spots, drivers can see only a quarter mile ahead. The air feels damp and mild, sitting near 50 degrees with mist hanging over the hills.
The National Weather Service says fog will continue through the morning hours before gradually improving. Slow down on I-376, I-279 and area parkways. Leave extra space between vehicles. Low visibility can change quickly near water and in higher terrain.
Rain chances increase as the day moves forward. Showers become more likely late, with a high near 57 degrees. By tonight, rain turns steadier, and periods of heavier rainfall are possible. Roads will stay wet into Thursday morning.
Thursday brings widespread rain and a high near 67. Gusty winds develop during the day. Rain continues into Thursday night, keeping creeks and low spots on watch. By Friday, temperatures jump to near 73 with a chance of lingering rain early.
Saturday turns active again. Rain is likely, and a thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. Highs reach the mid-70s before cooler air returns Saturday night. Sunday dries out with sunshine and a high near 62.
Clocks spring ahead at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 8. Longer daylight and a warming trend next week push highs back near 70 by Monday and mid-70s by Tuesday.
Five Day Outlook for Pittsburgh, PA:
Today: Rain develops, high 57.
Thursday: Rain, high 67.
Friday: Chance of rain early, high 73.
Saturday: Rain likely, high 76.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, high 62.
