Pittsburgh, PA – Pennsylvania residents can enjoy clear skies and mild temperatures through the end of the week, but an incoming storm system could bring heavy rain and severe weather by the weekend. Forecasters warn that conditions historically linked to tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds may develop on Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will remain sunny with a high near 68°F, accompanied by light south winds. Overnight temperatures will drop to around 36°F under partly cloudy skies. Wednesday and Thursday will follow a similar pattern, with highs in the low 70s and mostly sunny conditions.
By Friday night, clouds will increase as moisture from the approaching system moves in. Showers are expected to begin late Friday into Saturday morning, with rainfall intensifying throughout the day. The chance of precipitation on Saturday is 90%, with some areas potentially seeing strong thunderstorms.
Drivers should prepare for reduced visibility and possible ponding on major roadways, including Interstate 376 and Route 28, as heavy rain moves through. Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and stay informed about potential severe weather alerts.
Looking ahead, showers are expected to continue into Sunday, with highs in the low 60s. While early spring warmth dominates the week, Pennsylvania’s unpredictable weather could take a turn by the weekend. Stay updated with local forecasts as conditions develop.
