Pittsburgh, PA – Families making Father’s Day plans across eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania should brace for a soggy weekend, as steady rainfall and localized flooding are likely through Sunday night.
According to the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh, a Marginal Excessive Rainfall Outlook is in effect for both Saturday and Sunday, with rain chances exceeding 80% in many areas by Saturday afternoon. Coshocton, Zanesville, and Dubois are among the cities with the highest probabilities, peaking at 85–90%. Pittsburgh, Morgantown, and Washington will also see steady rain during peak holiday hours.
A stalled frontal boundary is expected to fuel waves of precipitation across the region, with the bulk of rainfall targeting southern and southeastern counties. Minor flooding is possible in low-lying areas, especially where the ground is already saturated. Drivers are urged to avoid flooded roadways, and residents should clear storm drains and prepare for possible power outages.
Saturday outdoor events, including Father’s Day cookouts and community celebrations, could be affected by on-and-off rain and wet ground conditions. Sunday will remain damp, though rain chances taper slightly by evening.
The system is expected to ease by Monday, but additional alerts are possible if rainfall totals increase.
🌦️ FIVE-DAY WEATHER SNAPSHOT
Thursday (6/12): Mostly dry, spotty showers late – Highs in low 80s
Friday (6/13): Rain develops overnight – 60% chance by evening – High near 78°F
Saturday (6/14): Rain likely (80–90%), possible flooding – Highs in low 70s
Sunday (6/15 – Father’s Day): Rain continues (70–85%), muggy – Highs mid-70s
Monday (6/16): Showers linger, slowly clearing – 35–55% chance – High near 76°F
