IF NOT, OUR SEVERE THREAT IS OVER FOR TODAY. SO WE'RE WATCHING THESE RAIN SHOTS THAT YOU'RE SEEING WEST OF I 79 IN PARTS OF OHIO. THAT'S KIND OF OUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE SHOWERS AND STORMS STILL BEHAVIOR. LOOKS LIKE IT'S MOSTLY JUST RAIN. NOT REALLY THUNDER OR LIGHTNING ASSOCIATED WITH IT, THOSE ARE FURTHER SOUTH. LIKELY THOSE SOUTHERN STORMS WILL KILL THE AIR TRYING TO GET INTO THAT NORTHERN RAIN TRAIN SO THAT STORMS CAN FORM. SO IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S OK. AGAIN, WE WANT TO GIVE IT ABOUT 45 MINUTES TO AN HOUR TO MAKE SURE SOMETHING DOESN'T DEVELOP AGAIN. BUT WE'RE MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION NOW AND THAT'S WHAT WE WANT TO SEE WHEN WE TALK ABOUT THE SEVERE WEATHER THREAT. SO FUTURECAST HAS COMMITTED TO THIS IDEA FOR MOST OF THE AFTERNOON THAT WE'RE ALL ABOUT DONE WATCHING FOR WIDESPREAD RAIN AND STORM ACTIVITY TODAY. WE'LL BE WATCHING FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF SOME OUTDOOR, HIDDEN RAIN, ESPECIALLY AROUND SUNRISE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. THAT WILL THEN DISAPPEAR HERE, BUT PROBABLY AROUND 9:10 AM. AND THEN TOMORROW WILL BE PRETTY DRY. AS THE AFTERNOON GOES ON, THE CLOUDS WILL DISAPPEAR. THE ONE THING YOU'LL PROBABLY NOTICE IS THAT OUR HIGHEST TEMPERATURE TOMORROW COULD VERY EASILY OCCUR AT 1 OR 2 PM, AND THEN THE TEMPERATURES WILL FALL. THE HUMIDITY WILL FALL THROUGH THE SECOND HALF OF YOUR SUNDAY AS WELL. THAT'S A SIGN THAT THE COLD FRONT HAS PASSED THROUGH. ONCE THAT HAPPENS, WE'RE DONE WITH THE CHANCE OF RAIN. HOW ABOUT THE ONE FOR MONDAY? WE START IN THE 10S ACROSS THE REGION AND TEMPERATURES WILL WARM UP WITH EFFORT TO GET BACK UP TO THE 25S. SO MONDAY IS FANTASTIC. THAT'S THE DAY YOU SHOULD TRY TO GET OUTSIDE, WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING. YOU MAY NEED TO DO A LITTLE GARDENING NOW AS IT'S PROBABLY BEEN BREAKING A LITTLE FOR THE LAST FEW. WE CONTINUE WITH NICE WEATHER ON TUESDAY AS WELL. ANOTHER PLEASANT START BUT A WARMER END AS HIGHEST TEMPERATURES ON TUESDAY COULD RISE TO OVER 27K AGAIN. WE STILL HAVE A TORNADO WARNING UNTIL 8 AM FOR ALLEGHENY, ARMSTRONG, INDIANA, WESTMORELAND, FAYETTE, AND GREENE AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES AND THEN MONONGALIA COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA AS WELL. FLOOD WARNING THAT HAS BEEN CANCELED. Clouds outside for most of us now. Camera 84. It's still warm out there. And soupy too. Look at that, it feels like 90 degrees. It's very humid. Temps may only drop to the lower to mid 70s. We'll be in the low 80s very early tonight before our temps drop. So up to 82 degrees on Sunday. A pleasant chance of rain this morning, 7785 degrees on Monday on Tuesday, 90 degrees air temp on Wednesday. Then for your 4th of July. We're watching a chance of rain and storms right now. WE SHOULD DRY IN TIME FOR THE FIREWORKS. WE ARE WATCHING IT CLOSELY. THE RAIN WILL CONTINUE UNTIL FRIDAY AND

Tornado and flood warnings lifted for all of Western Pennsylvania

Severe weather warning day in Pittsburgh area on Saturday

Updated: June 29, 2024, 7:31 p.m. EDT

Saturday was a day of severe weather warnings due to the threat of dangerous thunderstorms and tornadoes. Check out the latest forecast from Pittsburgh's Action Weather in the video above. Flood and tornado warnings for western Pennsylvania have been lifted. Severe weather warnings in several counties have since expired. Interactive radar: Track storms as they move through your area. Severe weather alerts: Get free alerts for your county. Learn how to turn on automatic weather alerts in the WTAE app. Stream WTAE's local weather on Very Local. Remaining rain will move out after sunset, with some residual showers Saturday night. Residual showers will be possible early Sunday morning before it dries out for the day. Humidity will drop Monday before temperatures rise to near 90 degrees by midweek. Rain is expected to return on the morning of July 4, but should be gone long before the barbecues and fireworks. Download the WTAE app to stay up to date with severe weather alerts and breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news delivered straight to your inbox.

PITTSBURGH —

A severe weather warning was in effect on Saturday due to the risk of dangerous thunderstorms and tornadoes.

For the latest weather forecast from Pittsburgh's Action Weather, watch the video above.

The flood and tornado warnings issued for Western Pennsylvania have been lifted. Severe weather warnings have now expired in several counties.

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Tornado warning until 8 p.m.

Severe thunderstorms this afternoon may produce a tornado. The risk of tornadoes is greater in the north. Everyone should know where their safe place is. #Pittsburgh @WTAE pic.twitter.com/z0NMlQlAFW

— Jill Szwed (@JillSzwedWTAE) June 29, 2024

The remaining rain will clear after sunset, with some residual showers Saturday night. Residual showers are possible early Sunday morning before it dries out for the day.

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Humidity will drop on Monday before temperatures rise to near 90 degrees midweek. Rain is expected again on the morning of the Fourth of July, but it should clear up well before the barbecues and fireworks.

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