Pittsburgh, PA – A cold front is expected to push into western Pennsylvania on Wednesday, bringing a chance of showers and cooler temperatures across the region. While rain is likely, especially in the late afternoon and evening, the impact should be minimal, with temperatures dropping closer to seasonal averages by Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, the front will make its presence felt as it moves across the area mid-week, reducing temperatures from highs in the upper 70s on Tuesday to the mid-50s by Thursday. Drivers along key routes such as I-79 should be prepared for wet roads, especially during peak evening hours on Wednesday when showers are most likely to occur.
Temperatures will warm up again by Friday, with highs returning to the 70s, but additional rain is forecast for late in the day. Showers could continue into the evening, potentially affecting outdoor events and local traffic. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and have umbrellas and rain gear on hand.
Looking ahead to the weekend, a mix of sun and clouds is expected, with cooler and more stable weather. Highs will stay in the low 60s, with only a slight chance of rain on Sunday.
