Pittsburgh, PA – A mix of dense fog and midweek rain could create hazardous travel conditions across Pittsburgh and surrounding areas this week. Commuters should prepare for reduced visibility early Tuesday, followed by a storm system bringing rain and possible snow by Wednesday night.
According to the National Weather Service Pittsburgh, patchy dense fog is expected Tuesday morning, with visibility dropping below a quarter-mile in some areas. Motorists are advised to use low-beam headlights and drive cautiously. By Wednesday, a strong weather system will bring rain, with snowfall possible in the morning hours.
Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 40°F before conditions deteriorate Wednesday. Rain is expected throughout the day, followed by heavier precipitation overnight. Thursday could see lingering showers before temperatures drop back into the 30s by Friday.
Travelers should check for weather updates and allow extra time for commutes, especially on major roadways like Interstate 376 and Route 28. Local authorities urge drivers to slow down and stay alert for changing conditions.
