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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Dana Siler, Cynthia Kirsch and Rob Kahn: Pittsburgh faces a climate and power challenge. Clean energy can help.
Across Southwestern Pennsylvania, summer weather has hit with a force our region’s aging infrastructure was never built to handle. In recent years, downpours have turned neighborhood streets into torrents, overwhelmed storm basins and triggered destructive hillside landslides that rip out municipal roadways and threaten homes. Hotter summers add another strain: More air-conditioning demand can increase pressure on the electric grid just as extreme rainfall is testing roads, stormwater systems and hillsides.
WFMJ.com
A sprinkle or scattered shower possible tomorow night
We have gotten past the sunnier of the two weekend days. The Valley had only high clouds to deal with during a bright, seasonable Saturday. A potent coastal storm, however, will make conditions cloudier and a bit trickier going into Sunday and the start of the work week. This coastal...
hoodline.com
Crisp Start, Toasty Finish: Pittsburgh Braces For Warmer Week Ahead
Pittsburgh is waking up to clear skies and cool temperatures Sunday, but the afternoon should bring a comfortable high near 71 degrees. The day looks mostly sunny and dry, with a northwest breeze adding a distinctly early-fall feel without making outdoor plans miserable. The National Weather Service expects clouds to...
hoodline.com
Pittsburgh Forecast Calls for Sunny 73-Degree Saturday Before Clouds Build Sunday
Pittsburgh Skyline Viewpoint — Weather Coverage Skyline Backdrop. Saturday's forecast calls for sunshine, with a low of 50 and a high of 73. The dry, crisp setup gives the city a solid outdoor window before clouds become more noticeable Sunday. Saturday Brings Sun And A North Wind. North winds...
USA TODAY
Nor'easter to slam East Coast over weekend. See Pittsburgh weather
As fall kicks off, a nor'easter is developing off the East Coast, with the potential to impact Pennsylvania ahead of the weekend. The affects of the storm were likely to be felt as early as Sept. 24 evening in some areas, including the eastern parts of Pennsylvania, with some areas likely to see flooding, heavy winds and potential power outages. Major cities expected to feel the impacts of the storm included Washington, D.C., Boston and New York. But will the storm impact Pittsburgh ? Here's what the National Weather Service says. Will the nor'easter impact Pittsburgh? While a nor'easter is likely to bring strong winds and rain to much of the East Coast, Pittsburgh is expected to see mostly sunny skies through the weekend and into the final week of September, according to the National Weather Service office in Pittsburgh. NWS predicted below-normal temperatures into the weekend, though they were likely to return toward normal around Saturday or Sunday. Models showed rain was unlikely over the weekend, though storms could develop around Tuesday or Wednesday as September came to a close. Here's a look at the upcoming forecast in Pittsburgh: Friday, Sept. 25: High of 71, low of 48; sunny