Pittsburgh is under a Flood Watch Sunday as thunderstorms bring heavy rain, flash-flood risk and possible damaging winds.

Pittsburgh gets a mostly dry Saturday before showers and thunderstorms arrive overnight. Sunday brings cooler temperatures, heavier rain chances and a marginal severe-weather risk.

Pittsburgh gets a sunny, hot Friday before thunderstorms arrive Saturday night and linger through Sunday. Next week stays unsettled.

Clear skies and an 83-degree high make Thursday a winner in Pittsburgh, but showers and thunderstorms return Saturday night and Sunday.

A sudden downburst slammed Ligonier Borough and Township, snapping trees and leaving debris across streets as residents begin cleanup.

Pittsburgh gets a mostly dry, breezy Wednesday before sunny weather peaks Friday and thunderstorms return this weekend.

Heavy morning storms before 9 a.m. could make the commute messy. Gusty northwest winds cool things by midweek.

Patchy river‑valley fog slowed Monday’s commute; highs near 88°F. Showers and thunderstorms are possible tonight into Tuesday with isolated gusty winds.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to highs near 86°F. Scattered storms return Monday into Tuesday with a risk for damaging winds.

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Cloudy start with mid‑60s this morning and highs near 83°F. Isolated showers today; severe storm chances climb Monday–Tuesday.

Cool morning with sun this Friday and highs near 83°F. Stronger storms possible Monday–Tuesday—monitor forecasts.

Patchy river‑valley fog this morning clears to a sunny, comfortable day with a high near 78°F. Storm chances increase Sunday–Tuesday as the pattern shifts.