Pittsburgh, PA – Severe thunderstorms are expected to roll into the Pittsburgh area Sunday afternoon, bringing heavy rain and potential travel disruptions along major roadways like I-376. The National Weather Service has issued a 70% chance of storms, with the most significant activity forecasted between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Winds may reach up to 14 mph, and localized flooding could occur, especially in low-lying areas.
Storm conditions will intensify Sunday night, with thunderstorms likely to continue from 11 p.m. into the early morning hours. Rainfall amounts could reach up to an inch, creating hazardous driving conditions, particularly along I-279 and Route 28. Residents are advised to avoid traveling during this time if possible and to steer clear of flooded roadways.
By Monday morning, the storm system will clear, leaving behind mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures. Highs on Monday will reach around 66°F, with mild conditions continuing into Tuesday and Wednesday, where sunny skies and cooler lows around 44°F are expected.
Take action now by securing outdoor items and planning indoor activities for Sunday. Stay tuned to local weather alerts for updates, and avoid outdoor travel during the storm’s peak hours.
