Pittsburgh Weather: More Chances Of Record-High Temperatures
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Another comfortable day in paradise is expected today with high temperatures back in the mid-70's.
Yesterday, Pittsburgh saw a high temperature of 74°, just two degrees off of tying the record high.
The area did set records in:
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- Morgantown (78° -- previous record of 76° in 1879)
- Wheeling (77° -- previous record of 76° in 1945)
- DuBois (73º -- previous record of 68° in 2011)
I have Pittsburgh again close to setting a record high today (previous record high of 76°) and I am forecasting Pittsburgh hitting a record on Tuesday with a forecast high of 75° (previous record high of 73°).
So when does this warm weather move on? Temperatures come back down to closer to normal on Wednesday as a cool front slides through.
The weather for the rest of the week will be more seasonal with highs in the mid-50s on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
I think high temperatures on Wednesday and Sunday will likely hit the 60's, but obviously nowhere close to highs that we are currently dealing with.
Just a note, as the front comes through, we will see some rain showers rolling through.
The rain will stick around through the Wednesday morning commute.
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