Severe thunderstorms are set to approach the Pittsburgh area on Sunday afternoon, causing heavy rain and potential travel disruptions along major roadways like I-376. The National Weather Service predicts a 70% chance of storms, with the most significant activity expected between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Winds could reach up to 14 mph, and there is a possibility of localized flooding, particularly in low-lying areas.
Storm conditions are expected to increase in intensity on Sunday night, with thunderstorms likely to persist from 11 p.m. until the early morning hours. The amount of rainfall could potentially reach up to an inch, posing a risk for hazardous driving conditions, especially along I-279 and Route 28. It is strongly advised that residents avoid unnecessary travel during this period and stay away from any flooded roadways.
On Monday morning, the storm system will move away, bringing with it mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures. We can expect highs of around 66°F on Monday, creating a mild and pleasant atmosphere. The good weather will continue into Tuesday and Wednesday, with sunny skies and cooler lows of around 44°F.
