Pittsburgh Weather: Final day of February to bring wind, clouds
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - February will be finishing off as the least-snowiest month on record for the city of Pittsburgh with 0.2". This beats the old record set back in 1909 of 0.5".
ALERT: None.
AWARE: Scattered rain/snow showers Friday. Chance for a.m. freezing rain north and east.
After a wet and stormy evening yesterday, the weather will calm down today. Tuesday will be another mainly cloudy day, but we'll see gradual clearing by this evening with the winds calming down. Temperatures will hover in the 40s, with lows dropping to around freezing.
Wednesday will be a nice, sunny day with highs soaring back into the mid-60s for the afternoon! After the sun goes down, showers will start to build in, but they should be gone by morning. Thursday will be slightly cooler, in the 50s, but skies should be partly to mostly cloudy.
Friday's system is still looking tricky, but it is trending warmer, which would mean more of a rain event. The I-80 corridor and mountain areas still have a chance to see some freezing rain/wet snow in the morning hours, but everything will switch to all rain by the afternoon, which would melt anything that falls.
With temperatures sustained in the 40s for the afternoon, this would mean more of a rain event for Pittsburgh and surrounding regions. There could still be a light mix for Saturday, but skies will start to clear and dry out with highs in the mid-40s.
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