PITTSBURGH — Grab the umbrella as you head out Friday and Saturday. A strong storm will bring several rounds of rain and near-record warm temperatures back into the area.
Highs will push into the mid-to-upper-50s Friday, not far from the record high of 60 degrees set in 1924.
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By Saturday, spring-like temperatures return, as highs jump into the mid-60s – just a few degrees off the record high of 68 degrees set in 1890.
Rain could be steady at times both days, but there should be several rain-free hours for you to enjoy the warm up, especially Saturday.
Winds will also pick up with this system, with gusts topping 30 mph.
Stay with Severe Weather Team 11 as we get the latest updates on the storm track and let you know when this system will have the biggest impact on your weekend plans.