Pittsburgh, PA – Showers and thunderstorms will sweep into Pittsburgh Friday morning, with rain and patchy fog expected to slow down commutes by 7 a.m. Storm activity could intensify into Saturday, bringing gusty winds and possible downpours.
According to the National Weather Service, a 100% chance of rain will begin early Friday and continue through the evening. The heaviest rainfall is expected after 5 p.m., with possible thunderstorm development overnight. New rainfall totals may reach a quarter inch, with locally higher amounts in storm cells. Winds will pick up Saturday, gusting up to 32 mph in parts of Allegheny County.
Friday’s high will reach 70°F before dropping to the mid-50s overnight. Storms are likely to continue into Saturday morning, particularly before 2 p.m. Motorists are advised to use caution, especially on Route 28, I-376, and the Parkway West where visibility could drop quickly in downpours.
Residents should secure outdoor items ahead of Friday night’s wind gusts and check local alerts for possible flash flooding.
The weather is expected to clear by Sunday, but more showers may return by midweek. Stay updated, as additional advisories could be issued through Saturday.
