Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Forecast Sees Humidity Levels Climbing

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- It should be another picture perfect day across area with highs climbing back to the mid-80s.

Overall, KDKA Meteorologist Ron Smiley is putting in a 20 percent chance for rain today.

Nearly everyone will be dry, but if you are one of the few that sees a passing shower, it won't last long. More than 90 percent of everyone's day will be dry. Saying that, it appears places along and south of I-70 have the best chance for an isolated shower or weak storm.

While the weather will be pleasant throughout the weekend, humidity levels will climb back to the mid- to low-60s by Saturday afternoon. It will still feel nice, but just not as nice during afternoons. Mornings will stop having the slightly cool feeling as well.

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Looking at the extended forecast, 850mb temps remain steady over the next seven days, meaning no big fronts are expected to slide through. Highs should hover in the mid-80s through Monda, with low rain chances.

A weak boundary moves in on Tuesday and stalls over the area. This will trigger a return of afternoon showers and storms, and at times, rain will be possible even before noon during this pattern.

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