Ohio and Western Pennsylvania are expected to experience a mix of showers and thunderstorms over the Fourth of July holiday period, impacting outdoor celebrations and activities. According to the US National Weather Service Pittsburgh, showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast tonight and on Independence Day. While the weather won’t be a complete washout, intermittent rain is expected.
A lull in activity is anticipated Thursday morning, providing a brief respite before showers and thunderstorms return later in the afternoon and evening. As of now, the highest potential for thunderstorms to interrupt firework plans is projected to be west and south of Pittsburgh. However, there remains some uncertainty regarding the timing and extent of the coverage. Residents are advised to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts.
Thursday’s Weather:
• Conditions: 45% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Temperature: High of 85°F, low of 72°F.
• Details: Morning lull with rain returning in the afternoon and evening.
Friday’s Weather:
• Conditions: 55% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
• Temperature: High of 87°F, low of 71°F.
• Details: Continued rainy conditions, likely in the afternoon and evening.
Saturday’s Weather:
• Conditions: Mostly sunny.
• Temperature: High of 84°F, low of 69°F.
• Details: Clear skies expected, offering a break from the rain.
Sunday’s Weather:
• Conditions: Partly cloudy.
• Temperature: High of 83°F, low of 64°F.
• Details: Mild conditions, with no significant weather disruptions anticipated.
Monday’s Weather:
• Conditions: Mostly sunny.
• Temperature: High of 89°F, low of 62°F.
• Details: Warm and sunny, marking the start of a potentially dry spell.