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LATEST: Heavy rain impacts Pittsburgh region
The air will get much more humid this afternoon, and the threat of storms will increase as a disturbance approaches.
Lots of sunshine with lower humidity and seasonable temperatures
Expect lots of sunshine for the rest of the day with lower humidity and fairly seasonable temperatures.
Expect drier and less humid air today, allowing for temperatures to dip into the upper 50s
Drier and less humid air will gradually press south tonight, which will allow temperatures to dip into the upper 50s and low 60s.
Sunny and low humidity for all of Labor Day
Today will mark three straight dry days in Pittsburgh, with plenty of sunshine and low humidity from start to finish.
Sunny, seasonable weather settles in
Temperatures are starting out in the 50s across much of the area with much lower humidity throughout the day. Highs will top out in the upper 70s, making for a very seasonable early September day.
Showers, few downpours possible mainly south of Pittsburgh
Much drier and less humid air will push in tonight behind a cold front which will allow overnight lows to dip into the 50s.
LIVE UPDATES: Pittsburgh region cleans up after record rainfall, more storms on the way
Pittsburgh registered over two inches of rain Thursday, setting a new record rainfall for the date. Unfortunately, more scattered storms are on tap today, with the main timeline coming early this afternoon.
Heavy rain expected, localized amounts of at least 2 inches; Flood warnings in effect
Showers are already expanding in coverage this morning, with bands of heavy rain coming later. The heaviest rain is expected to fall from roughly 7 a.m. to noon, with localized amounts of 2 inches or more possible. Not everyone will see heavy rain, but flooding will be possible wherever any training of downpours occurs.
Spotty showers continue Monday evening; comfortable conditions return on Tuesday
It will feel much more comfortable Tuesday afternoon with a mix of clouds and sun and highs very close to average for mid-August. Enjoy it!
































