Pittsburgh, PA – Election Day in Pittsburgh brings unseasonably warm temperatures, offering ideal weather for voters heading to the polls. Highs are expected to reach 80 degrees, nearing the 2004 record of 77 degrees, making this one of the warmest Election Days in city history.
According to the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh, today’s forecast features abundant sunshine with mild winds, a stark contrast to typical early-November weather. The NWS encourages residents to take advantage of the favorable conditions for voting, as a cooling trend and rain are anticipated mid-week.
Tonight, temperatures will dip to 64 degrees, and clouds will begin to gather, leading to a 30% chance of showers late. By Wednesday, rain is expected from morning through early afternoon, with highs reaching around 73 degrees. Winds will increase slightly, ranging from 10 to 14 mph, and cooler air will settle in by Wednesday night as lows fall to 51 degrees.
The extended forecast shows mild and mostly clear conditions for Thursday, with a slight chance of rain early in the day, followed by highs around 65 degrees. Friday will bring more sunshine and a high of 66 degrees, making it a pleasant end to the workweek.
Looking ahead to the weekend, expect a mix of sun and clouds on Saturday with highs in the mid-60s, while Sunday may bring rain showers and highs around 69 degrees. As the week unfolds, Pittsburgh residents should stay updated on local weather alerts as temperatures fluctuate and rain chances increase.
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