Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/l1AswGGVJhG.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Weather outlook for Pittsburgh today remains warm with above-average temperatures in the low 80s aft [xlZ3APOrz20] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Weather outlook for Pittsburgh today remains warm with above-average temperatures in the low 80s after a morning near 62. The Storm Prediction Center places today at a level-1 risk for severe weather, meaning most won't see significant storms, but afternoon activity is possible, with gusty winds, frequent lightning and downpours that could cause brief ponding on roads. Tonight and into Wednesday, highs could reach the mid-80s, with records possibleand the current record high for today is 86, and Wednesday’s could hit 85 (a mark tied since 1883). The warm spell continues through Saturday, then a cold front may drop temperatures Sunday. The forecast hints at snow flurries Monday morning, but confidence remains low. Next week trends cooler as data points point toward a decrease in temperatures, though still above normal for this time of year. Forecasters caution be prepared for changing conditions, especially if a storm or front shifts timing. Like 👍 Subscribe 🔔 and stay informed. Visit NHENews.COM for more top headlines. 8R8ufPsLEhP NrcFg9eBQfm HlyjTbOJXOY Mn1gyizkx5e HHSfXZ8exw2 IAIRoPULCTk XUrOFdbAYV5
Weather outlook for Pittsburgh today remains warm with above-average temperatures in the low 80s after a morning near 62. The Storm Prediction Center places today at a level-1 risk for severe weather, meaning most won't see significant storms, but afternoon activity is possible, with gusty winds, frequent lightning and downpours that could cause brief ponding on roads. Tonight and into Wednesday, highs could reach the mid-80s, with records possibleand the current record high for today is 86, and Wednesday’s could hit 85 (a mark tied since 1883). The warm spell continues through Saturday, then a cold front may drop temperatures Sunday. The forecast hints at snow flurries Monday morning, but confidence remains low. Next week trends cooler as data points point toward a decrease in temperatures, though still above normal for this time of year. Forecasters caution be prepared for changing conditions, especially if a storm or front shifts timing. Like 👍 Subscribe 🔔 and stay informed. Visit NHENews.COM for more top headlines. 8R8ufPsLEhP NrcFg9eBQfm HlyjTbOJXOY Mn1gyizkx5e HHSfXZ8exw2 IAIRoPULCTk XUrOFdbAYV5