Pittsburgh, PA – Scattered thunderstorms are expected to sweep through the Pittsburgh area this afternoon, prompting a warning for drivers on I-376 and I-279 to stay cautious. The National Weather Service advises that although severe weather is unlikely, wet roads and reduced visibility could cause dangerous driving conditions.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, showers will be on and off throughout Wednesday, with thunderstorms more likely in the afternoon. Drivers should prepare for possible delays and adjust their travel plans to account for slick roadways. While severe thunderstorms aren’t expected, brief downpours could still create hazardous conditions, especially during peak travel times.
Rain will taper off overnight, but additional showers could return Thursday with temperatures hovering around 65°F. The region could see isolated storms into the weekend, with Friday and Saturday forecast to bring a 40% chance of rain. As conditions fluctuate, residents are urged to check local weather reports regularly and stay cautious on the roads.
