Afternoon warmth pushes Pittsburgh into the mid‑80s; scattered storms this afternoon could produce gusty winds and heavy downpours, mainly north of I‑70.

Highs near 83°F Tuesday with gusty southwest winds and two windows for thunderstorms; record-challenging warmth may arrive Wednesday. Plan for a blustery, wet commute.

Showers likely Monday with gusty southwest winds; stronger storms and record heat are possible midweek. Keep outdoor plans flexible.

A weekend mountain fire near Knob Hill Road injured responders and kept crews on the ridge; gusty, dry weather on April 13 raised the risk of new blazes across southern Pennsylvania.

Sunny, warm Sunday in Pittsburgh with highs near 80°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday; midweek may push temperatures into the low-to-mid 80s.

Cloudy Saturday clears to highs near 62°F. A sharp warmup brings 80s by Sunday and storms next week.

Sunny, warm Friday with gusty winds and a chance of evening showers. Elevated fire‑weather concerns mean skip open burns this afternoon.

Sunny and warm today with a high near 74°F and gusty southerly winds. Fire danger is elevated; showers arrive Friday night.

Clear, cold morning gives way to sunshine and a quick warm-up to about 62°F; showers possible Friday.

Chilly Tuesday with lows near 26°F tonight; temperatures surge into the 70s by Thursday. Protect tender plants in low spots.

Scattered showers move in after 10 a.m. Monday with gusts up to 25 mph. Dry, warmer midweek follows.

Light rain and gusty west winds this morning; highs stuck in the low 50s. Cooler start to the week, then a warmer midweek rebound.

Foggy morning gives way to highs near 85°F this afternoon. Storms tonight could bring damaging wind and brief heavy rain.