Pennsylvania – Clouds are hanging low over Pittsburgh, but the bigger concern is building fast, with showers and thunderstorms set to move in and disrupt travel later today.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures rise to around 66°F with a chance of showers developing before late morning, then increasing again into the evening. Rain chances climb to 60% tonight, with thunderstorms possible and brief heavier downpours.
Across western Pennsylvania and into eastern Ohio, this warming trend intensifies into Tuesday. Highs reach near 77°F, fueling instability in the atmosphere. Scattered thunderstorms may develop by afternoon, especially along I-376 and I-79. Expect sudden visibility drops and slick road conditions. Plan extra time.
By Tuesday night, storms become more widespread with a 60% chance of rain. Wet pavement and ponding could impact the early commute.
Wednesday brings the most significant impact window. Rain chances surge to 80%, with showers and thunderstorms likely through the afternoon and evening. Conditions may deteriorate quickly during peak travel hours. Watch for standing water on Parkway East and local roads.
By Thursday, the pattern remains active. Highs climb near 80°F with rain likely and additional thunder possible into the evening.
Looking ahead, early April continues this warm, stormy pattern, signaling an active spring setup. Keep umbrellas and alerts handy as conditions shift quickly.
Are storms already moving into your area, or are roads still dry where you are?
Five Day Forecast for Pittsburgh, PA:
Monday: High 66°F, chance of showers
Tuesday: High 77°F, chance of storms
Tuesday Night: Low 59°F, showers likely
Wednesday: High 70°F, showers and storms likely
Thursday: High 80°F, rain likely
