Pittsburgh, PA — An unseasonably warm week is in store for Pittsburgh, with temperatures peaking near 80°F through Wednesday before a Halloween cold front brings rain and cooler temperatures. Residents should prepare for potential rain on Thursday night, with showers likely persisting into Friday.
According to the National Weather Service, today’s high will reach around 76°F under sunny skies. Mild overnight lows in the mid-50s will set the tone for Wednesday, which is forecasted to reach an unseasonable high of 80°F. This rare autumn warmth is driven by southern winds, making for an unusually warm lead-up to Halloween festivities.
By Thursday afternoon, Pittsburgh residents can expect gusty winds up to 29 mph and a 30% chance of rain. The National Weather Service forecasts showers beginning late Thursday, increasing to a 90% chance overnight. This rain is likely to continue through Friday, when temperatures will drop significantly, reaching a daytime high of just 60°F. The cold front will settle in by Friday night, bringing a low of 39°F.
For those making weekend plans, Saturday is expected to be mostly sunny but cooler, with a high around 59°F. Sunday will bring milder conditions, with a high near 68°F and a low of 50°F overnight.
