Pittsburgh, PA –
Dry conditions will hold through much of Monday, but rain is on the way late tonight into Tuesday as a warm front lifts north across western Pennsylvania, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Pittsburgh.
Clouds will gradually increase through the afternoon, with highs reaching 50 to 55 degrees across most of the region. Areas north of Interstate 80 will stay a bit cooler, topping out in the upper 40s.
The NWS expects rain to overspread the region late Monday night, becoming widespread by Tuesday morning. The highest rain chances—up to 100% in some areas— will occur between 6 a.m. and noon Tuesday, especially around Pittsburgh, Wheeling, and Zanesville.
“Rain chances increase overnight with a warm front,” forecasters said, noting that damp conditions will persist into Tuesday evening before tapering off midweek.
While no severe weather is expected, drivers should prepare for slower commutes and wet roads through Tuesday morning.
