Pittsburgh Weather: Frost Advisory Issued As Temperatures Are Expected To Drop Overnight

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - It was a chilly start to this Friday morning, and the National Weather Service says it's going to be even colder tomorrow.

A Frost Advisory was issued for most of the Pittsburgh area as temps are expected to fall just above freezing tonight. It's in effect for Beaver, Allegheny, Armstrong, Indiana, Washington, Greene, Westmoreland and Fayette counties.

It goes into effect from midnight to 9 a.m. Saturday.

This could kill plants if left uncovered, the NWS says.

As for Friday, our highs are about 10 degrees below average, only in the mid to upper-50s.

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KDKA meteorologist Mary Ours says there's a chance for a few showers north this afternoon and evening. Tomorrow we'll struggle to make it to 60, but we will have more sun.

As for Sunday, Mary Ours says we should just touch 60 with much-needed rain showers arriving in the afternoon and lingering through early Monday where highs again only get to about 60.

If you're looking for a warm-up, keep your eyes on Tuesday. Mary Ours' forecast has Tuesday getting back to near-normal right at about 70 and sunny.

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