Widespread fog possible Wednesday morning
As drier air moves in overnight, skies will clear, which may allow for widespread fog to develop Wednesday morning.
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As drier air moves in overnight, skies will clear, which may allow for widespread fog to develop Wednesday morning.
A couple of heavier showers remain this evening, but largely quiet conditions are expected overnight with the loss of heating.
Thunderstorms should move south and east of our area by sunset, allowing drier and slightly less humid air to move in on Sunday.
Watch for patchy areas of dense fog this morning, particularly where heavy rain fell Thursday. It will be another hot and humid day but not quite as hot, with highs falling just short of 90 degrees.
Get ready for the fifth straight day of 90-degree heat! Heat indices could again approach 100 degrees so stay hydrated.
A few mid-level clouds will be around, but generally we expect a mix of clouds and sun throughout the day.
While the line is expected to gradually weaken, there may still be low-end risk for damaging winds, especially north of Pittsburgh where parameters are slightly higher.
Showers and thunderstorms will impact your plans during the day Tuesday.
Flooding downpours will again be a concern on Sunday as a stationary front remains draped over the area.
The steadiest rain will set up from roughly Pittsburgh points north, with a Flood Watch in effect for counties along I-80 until 4 p.m.