Pittsburgh, PA – Morning commuters in Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania should prepare for areas of fog and the possibility of reduced visibility today. A cold front is expected to move through the region, bringing cooler temperatures and the potential for scattered showers and thunderstorms.
According to the US National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA, the fog is anticipated to clear by late morning, with the cold front exiting the area this afternoon. As the front moves out, there will still be a risk of scattered showers, primarily south of Pittsburgh. High temperatures are forecasted to be close to normal for late July, with today’s high reaching around 83°F.
The extended forecast for the region shows varying conditions over the next several days. On Friday, expect mostly sunny skies with a high of 83°F. The temperature will rise to 88°F on Saturday and peak at 91°F on Sunday under clear skies.
The start of next week brings a chance of showers, with a 55% probability of rain on Monday and a high of 81°F. Tuesday holds a 40% chance of precipitation with temperatures around 83°F. The weather will clear up again on Wednesday and Thursday, with highs of 84°F and 88°F, respectively.
