Pittsburgh's weather is improving with warm temperatures expected after a low-pressure system exits, leading to drier air and hotter days, especially by Tuesday. Residents should stay alert for residual water rises.

A cold front brings heavy rain and a significant temperature drop to Pittsburgh, with a Flood Watch in West Virginia. Warmer weather will return by midweek.

Pittsburgh is set for calm weather today with a chance of showers on Friday and cooler, blustery conditions on Saturday, followed by a warming trend next week.

Pittsburgh faces continuous rain with a slight chance of thunderstorms; no severe weather or flooding expected. Brief dryness follows before temperatures drop again. Aviation may see IFR conditions and visibility reductions.

The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh predicts rain and cooler temperatures in the city, with low flood risks and drier conditions expected by Thursday.

Clear and dry weather is expected for Memorial Day in Pittsburgh, with temperatures in the low 70s. Rain and possible thunderstorms arrive later in the week, with varying temperature predictions. VFR conditions are forecasted for aviation.

Pittsburgh's weather is expected to be dry and warm through Memorial Day with rain returning by Tuesday. Seasonable temperatures and high confidence in mid-week rain are forecasted.

Pittsburgh to experience cool weather with scattered showers, diminishing by Saturday and fog patches at night. Weekend looks drier with the possibility of late showers on Sunday. Memorial Day to be near normal temperatures with low rain chances.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado in Butler County, which removed a salt shed's roof, marking the region's first tornado since 2021. Surveys in multiple counties will assess the damage.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued showers and fog in the Upper Ohio Valley, with temperatures below seasonal averages and intermittent dry spells.

Pittsburgh braces for severe weather with potential flooding as a low pressure system moves in, prompting a flood watch through Thursday morning with up to 2.5 inches of rain expected.

Pittsburgh faces below-average temperatures, light winds, and increasing rain chances due to a low-pressure disturbance, with a Frost Advisory for northern counties early Tuesday and persistent rain expected throughout the week.

Pittsburgh to experience cool, dry conditions with below-average temperatures starting today, and a low chance of drizzle in areas north of the city. Rain expected late Tuesday into Wednesday.