Pittsburgh faces showers and thunderstorms with highs near 80 degrees, expected to continue into the evening. Calmer weather with sunshine is forecasted for Tuesday and Wednesday, but chances of rain return by the weekend.

Pittsburgh's weather will have dry spells, showers, and warmth this week, with cooler conditions today and a warm front bringing possible thunderstorms tonight and into Monday.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and potential storms in Pittsburgh, with marginal risk of severe weather and a dry spell expected by Sunday.

Pittsburgh's weather will vary from sunny to potential thunderstorms over the week, with temperatures ranging from highs in the 40s to near 80 degrees, and varying chances of precipitation.

Pittsburgh faces a week of erratic weather, including showers, thunderstorms, and possible snow showers, with variable temperatures and persistent winds.

Pittsburgh faces a mix of severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, chilly nights, and sunny breaks this week, with varying chances of precipitation each day.

Pittsburgh's current weather is dry with typical temperatures for April; however, forecasters predict potential severe storms on Monday and strong winds on Tuesday.

Pittsburgh's weekend forecast includes chilly temperatures with Saturday highs 10-15 degrees below normal and potential for scattered showers and frost in higher areas. Sunday to warm up, but severe weather possible Monday.

Pittsburgh's week ahead includes cloudy skies, occasional showers, and warming temperatures, per the weather forecast.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast predicts showers and cloudy skies with occasional sun, high temperatures in the low 50s, and persisting chances of rain throughout the week.

Pittsburgh's weather forecast predicts a week of showers, with an 80% chance of rain tonight, a breezy and wet Thursday, and rainy conditions persisting through the weekend. A brief sunny break is expected on Monday with a high near 72.

Pittsburgh's weather predicts scattered snow showers and sunshine with a high of 39°F, strong Northwest winds, and little snow accumulation. The night will be clear and cold, while the following days bring showers and rising temperatures.

Pittsburgh's Mon Wharf closed due to flooding risk, prompting PennDOT to plan a $34 million anti-flood project including higher walls and improved pumps, with alternative parking arrangements provided.