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Pittsburgh's Halloween weather won't break records before November rain
Halloween weekend is nearly here, and if you're planning on taking your child trick-or-treating, you're likely wondering what the weather has in store. While the city has already seen its first frost of the season, temperatures are likely to be warmer on Halloween , according to the National Weather Service office in Pittsburgh . Here's what to expect while you're out and about celebrating spooky season in the Steel City. Pittsburgh's best Halloween houses: Prepare to be spooked! Pittsburgh Halloween house competition is underway Pittsburgh to see dry, warm Halloween weather Halloween will likely be quiet and dry with above-average temperatures, according to NWS . Temperatures will peak at about 67 degrees, then fall to 48 in the evening. During the day, skies are likely to be partly sunny, though there could be heavier cloud cover at night. Past Halloween weather records in Pittsburgh When it comes to the weather, this Halloween isn't expected to break any records in Pittsburgh. The hottest Halloween on record took place in 2024, when temperatures reached 80 degrees Fahrenheit, according to NWS . The coldest Halloween was in 1887, when temperatures fell to 20 degrees. In 2019, Pittsburgh set a record for its wettest
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Steel City Sizzles: Fog Lifts as Pittsburgh Scores Warm, Dry Halloween Week
Fog and mist are hanging over Pittsburgh early Tuesday, with temperatures near 48 degrees before the city warms into a mild, mostly sunny afternoon. The high is expected to reach about 70 degrees, setting up another unusually warm late-October day. Fog Burns Off Before A Mild Afternoon. The National Weather...
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Sunny Sunday in Pittsburgh Kicks Off Warm, Dry Week Through Halloween
Pittsburgh is starting Sunday with clear skies and a chill near 40 degrees, but the afternoon will feel much more forgiving. Sunshine should lift temperatures to about 67 degrees, setting up a warm, dry stretch that will carry into Halloween weekend. Sunny Afternoon Reaches 67 Degrees. Sunday will stay sunny...
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Bad Air Week in Pittsburgh
If you live in Pittsburgh’s Monongahela Valley and the air has smelled like rotten eggs this week or you’re finding it hard to breathe here’s why. This week’s beautiful sunny days and cold nights cause inversions when warm air above traps cold air in our valleys. All of our valleys are affected but the Monongahela Valley has three heavy industries that produce air pollution — Clairton Coke Works, Irvin Works and Edgar Thomson Works. The pollution is trapped by the inversion and so is the rotten egg smell, hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Where does H2S come from?