Pittsburgh, PA – Severe weather could develop in the Pittsburgh area this Sunday, with a Marginal Risk (Level 1) for strong to potentially damaging wind gusts. The most significant risk is expected between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., but storms may linger later, affecting areas from Zanesville, Ohio to Morgantown, West Virginia.
What to Expect
The National Weather Service has indicated that while thunderstorms are not certain to form ahead of the passing cold front, if they do develop, they could bring gusty winds and brief heavy rain. The greatest threat for severe conditions will be southwest of Pittsburgh, but the storms are expected to move eastward, potentially affecting the entire region.
Safety Tips for Travelers
Travelers should be aware of the potential for downed trees and power lines, which could impact roadways. Drivers are urged to use caution and be prepared for sudden wind gusts while on the road. Authorities also recommend staying updated on weather alerts throughout the day and evening to ensure safety.
Stay Prepared
Although the risk is considered marginal, conditions can change quickly, and it’s important to remain informed. Be ready for storms and have a safety plan in place in case conditions worsen.
Keep an eye on the latest weather updates as warnings and advisories may be issued later, depending on how the event develops.
