Pittsburgh, PA – A significant heatwave is set to hit Pennsylvania early this week, with temperatures expected to soar into the 90s. Residents are advised to prepare for moderate to major heat risks on Monday and Tuesday, respectively.
According to the National Weather Service Pittsburgh, widespread upper 80s to lower 90s are forecasted for Monday, with a moderate heat risk. The heat will intensify on Tuesday, bringing widespread lower 90s and a major heat risk to the region. The advisory emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated and seeking cool places to avoid heat-related illnesses.
Monday’s forecast predicts a high of 92°F with mostly sunny skies. Tuesday will see a slight increase, reaching 93°F, accompanied by partly cloudy conditions. A potential respite comes on Wednesday, with a forecasted high of 88°F and a 50% chance of rain, which might provide some relief. However, temperatures will remain warm, with highs of 83°F on Thursday and 85°F on Friday. The week will end with temperatures around 87°F on Saturday.
