Pittsburgh, PA – Warmer temperatures and sunny skies will bring a taste of spring to western Pennsylvania on Tuesday before rain arrives midweek. Highs will climb to the mid-60s, offering a break from the recent chilly weather. However, residents should prepare for unsettled conditions as showers develop later this week.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will be mostly sunny, with a high near 66°F and light southwest winds. The pleasant conditions will continue into Tuesday night, with a low around 46°F. By Wednesday, partly sunny skies will push temperatures to a high of 77°F—one of the warmest days of the season so far.
Rain chances increase Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with showers becoming likely by early Thursday. The high will drop to 56°F, and precipitation chances will reach 80%, impacting morning commutes. Rain will continue into Thursday night, with a 60% chance of showers before clearing out by Friday.
Looking ahead, the first official day of spring arrives on Thursday, March 20, but the region will see a mix of sun and rain throughout the week. Friday will bring cooler conditions, with a high of 52°F, followed by a partly cloudy night with lows in the upper 30s. Showers may return Saturday before skies clear again on Sunday.
Drivers should stay alert for wet roads later this week, especially on major routes like I-376 and I-79. Stay updated with local forecasts as conditions change.
