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Pennsylvania Weather Alert: Pittsburgh Rain to Snow Friday, Nov 10-14
PENNSYLVANIA — Wet highways, falling temperatures and possible snowflakes could bring Pittsburgh its next taste of winter by early Saturday. After temperatures climb into the 60s, colder air will push
By Natalie Rhodes · 2026-11-10T08:54:02.482Z
PENNSYLVANIA — Wet highways, falling temperatures and possible snowflakes could bring Pittsburgh its next taste of winter by early Saturday. After temperatures climb into the 60s, colder air will push readings toward 33 degrees as rain transitions toward mixed precipitation.
According to the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh, Thursday carries an 80% chance of rain. A colder weather pattern could introduce snow across parts of Allegheny County late Friday night into Saturday.
The changing conditions could affect commuters across Pittsburgh, western Pennsylvania and major routes including Interstate 376, Interstate 79 and Interstate 279.
Pittsburgh's 64 Degree Warmth Won't Last Tuesday, November 10, brings sunshine and temperatures reaching approximately 64 degrees.
Southerly winds between 8 and 14 mph should shift west during the afternoon.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, remains relatively mild, with mostly cloudy skies and highs near 62 degrees.
However, rain chances increase Wednesday night to 40%, with temperatures falling toward 44 degrees.
Residents should use the milder conditions to clear fallen leaves, check gutters and secure outdoor decorations before wetter weather arrives.
Meteorologists are tracking a developing low pressure system that will bring colder air into the eastern United States.
Thursday Brings 80% Rain Chance Across Pittsburgh Thursday, November 12, presents the week's most significant rainfall concern.
Rain is expected, with temperatures reaching approximately 54 degrees.
The National Weather Service places precipitation chances at 80%.
Expected daytime rainfall totals remain below one tenth of an inch.
Rain chances decrease to 40% Thursday night as temperatures fall toward 35 degrees.
Drivers traveling I 376, I 79 and the Parkway East should prepare for wet pavement and potentially slower travel.
Friday Night Could Bring Pittsburgh's Next Snowflakes Friday, November 13, remains mostly cloudy, with temperatures reaching approximately 45 degrees.
Rain chances stand at 50%.
The more important development arrives Friday night as temperatures fall toward 33 degrees.
The National Weather Service indicates a 30% precipitation chance.
Rain and snow could mix before 1 a.m. Saturday, followed by a chance of snow between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m.
Mixed rain and snow could return after 4 a.m.
No specific snowfall accumulation is provided in the current outlook.
However, the combination of moisture and temperatures near freezing deserves attention.
Bridges, ramps and elevated roadways can cool faster than surrounding pavement.
Localized slick spots could develop if surface temperatures fall below freezing, although widespread icing is not currently predicted.
Saturday Brings Another Rain Snow Chance Saturday, November 14, carries a 30% precipitation chance.
Rain and snow remain possible mainly between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Afternoon temperatures should recover toward 45 degrees, reducing the likelihood of prolonged wintry conditions in Pittsburgh.
Saturday night turns colder again, with lows near 33 degrees.
Sunday looks quieter, with partly sunny skies and highs around 48 degrees.
Pittsburgh Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Sunny, high 64°F. Evening low 39°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Mostly cloudy, high 62°F. Rain chance 40% Wednesday night, low 44°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Rain, high 54°F. Precipitation chance 80%, low 35°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Chance of rain, high 45°F. Precipitation chance 50%. Possible rain snow mix late Friday night, low 33°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Chance of rain and snow between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. High 45°F. Precipitation chance 30%, evening low 33°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 Sunday should reach approximately 48 degrees under partly sunny skies, followed by a low near 32 degrees.
Monday looks partly sunny, with temperatures climbing toward 51 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, western Pennsylvania residents should continue monitoring future cold outbreaks and possible winter precipitation.
Specific snowfall totals and longer range storm timing remain uncertain.
Traveling I 376 or I 79 this weekend? Tell us whether you're seeing rain, snowflakes or slippery pavement around Pittsburgh.