Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Pittsburgh faces another round of storms Monday, with heavy rain and thunderstorms expected to hit the area after 2 p.m.
According to the National Weather Service, an 80% chance of precipitation exists for Monday afternoon and evening, with rainfall totals between a quarter and half an inch. A Flood Watch remains in effect through Sunday night, and saturated ground could lead to localized flooding on roads like Route 28 and low-lying areas across Allegheny and Beaver Counties. The greatest risks include damaging winds and ponding on urban roadways.
While Monday starts with only a slight chance of showers, the storm potential ramps up sharply after noon. South winds of 6 to 10 mph may accompany the system. Residents should monitor weather alerts, avoid flood-prone streets, and charge electronic devices in case of power outages.
Conditions calm down Tuesday, but not completely. Another chance of storms is possible, though limited to 30% and mostly during the day. Tuesday night brings clearing skies and a low near 58°F. Wednesday offers a welcome break with sun and a high near 82°F — perfect for outdoor plans.
Looking ahead:
- Thursday: Sunny and warm, high near 87°F.
- Friday: A 30% chance of storms returns with highs in the mid-80s.
- Saturday: More storms are possible, with a 60% chance of rain and highs around 82°F.
🌧️ Next Update: Watch for additional storm advisories as Monday’s system develops. Stay weather-aware through midweek.
