Warm start to Sunday, possible scattered showers with temperatures to reach 80s
A weak disturbance is spinning through Ohio and will cross over us during middle of the day.
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A weak disturbance is spinning through Ohio and will cross over us during middle of the day.
The next front will bring more clouds our way and some showers for the second half of the day.
It’s hard to believe many of us are outside in long sleeves and jackets on May 14th!
It will feel more like early April than mid-May today, with temperatures struggling to get out of the low 50s this afternoon. Cloudy skies will continue, although the bulk of the showers will exit early this afternoon.
Scattered thunderstorms will move through the area this afternoon. While widespread severe weather is not expected, the strongest of storms are capable of producing locally damaging wind gusts, small hail and heavy rainfall.
A few showers can be expected overnight, but mainly dry conditions are expected for Mother’s Day, and highs will be just a touch below average in the mid-60s.
Steadier rain will start to fill in tonight, first for areas north and then gradually sinking closer to Pittsburgh.
We’ll enjoy a little more sunshine today, which will propel highs closer to 60 degrees. While a stray shower may still develop, particularly north along the I-80 corridor, most areas are expected to be dry.
A cold front will cross by mid-morning and will push the rain east by 9 a.m. but allow temperatures to fall into the 40s by then.