Pittsburgh, Pa. – Temperatures in southwestern Pennsylvania will push near 92 degrees Saturday, with a thunderstorm threat arriving by Sunday afternoon that could disrupt travel. Residents planning outdoor activities should take heat precautions Saturday and prepare for rapidly changing weather conditions Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will be sunny and hot with light winds, giving way to increasing clouds Saturday night. Sunday’s storm potential rises after 2 p.m., with scattered showers and thunderstorms that could bring heavy rain and gusty winds. The highest impacts could be felt along I-376 and other major routes during peak travel hours.
Hot weather will continue into Monday with highs near 88, though skies will be mostly sunny. Storm chances return Tuesday afternoon and linger through Wednesday, with varying intensities. Outdoor events, sports practices, and road work crews may face weather-related delays, particularly during Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon hours.
Residents should hydrate frequently, avoid strenuous activity during peak heat, and keep devices charged in case of power interruptions from storms. Motorists are urged to monitor conditions closely if traveling Sunday afternoon or evening.
Warnings may be issued if storms intensify, and updates will follow as conditions evolve.
Five Day Forecast for Pittsburgh, Pa.:
Saturday: Sunny and hot, high 92. Low 70. Light winds.
Sunday: Partly sunny, high 90. Storms after 2 p.m. Low 69.
Monday: Mostly sunny, high 88. Low 68.
Tuesday: Partly sunny, high 88. Afternoon storms. Low 68.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, high 84. Storm chance 50%. Low 65.
