Pittsburgh Weather: Severe weather begins to subside after windy, stormy Saturday

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - The wind advisory for western Pa. will last through 11 p.m., with Garrett and Somerset Counties still under the advisory through 5 a.m. 

Gusts up to 55 mph are likely, with sustained winds 20-30 mph out of the southwest. Highs Saturday hit the 70s in some spots along and south of I-70 with 60s everywhere else. 

We'll cool off into the mid-to-upper 50s for highs Sunday under sunny skies (still about 5-10 degrees warmer than normal), with lower 50s the norm most of this upcoming week. 

Showers return at lunchtime Monday, with a sprinkle or two possible for Tuesday. Sunshine will prevail Wednesday and Thursday, with another round of rain likely next weekend!  

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Kristin Emery

Meteorologist Kristin Emery joined the KDKA team in 2012 and is happy to be back home with family in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Through the years, she has reported on everything from politics to sports to medicine and covered every kind of weather event you can imagine including floods, blizzards, ice storms, mudslides, tornadoes and hurricanes.

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