Pittsburgh, PA – High temperatures in the upper 80s to 90°F are expected across much of the region on Wednesday, June 4, and some areas, including Morgantown, West Virginia, could see temperatures surpass 90°F. The National Weather Service reports that Morgantown has a 55% chance of hitting these intense highs, making it one of the hottest locations on the map.
According to the National Weather Service, the probability of temperatures exceeding 90°F on Wednesday is notably higher in Morgantown (55%) compared to other nearby cities like Pittsburgh (40%) and Du Bois (20%). These heat levels will likely lead to uncomfortable conditions for outdoor activities, especially midday when temperatures are at their peak.
In addition to Morgantown, cities like Wheeling, New Philadelphia, and Zanesville are also seeing significant chances of reaching 90°F, with chances ranging from 20% to 30%. As temperatures rise, residents should prepare for potential impacts on daily routines, such as delays in outdoor events or a spike in energy consumption due to air conditioning.
The warm-up is expected to continue through the week, with highs likely remaining in the upper 80s to low 90s. Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged sun exposure, and check on vulnerable neighbors.
Warnings could remain in effect if the heat persists beyond Wednesday, with updates expected through the week.
