A cold front will slowly move and stall near our area on Monday. Slow moving showers and thunderstorms along it could lead to flooding. Severe weather is not expected at this time, but some storms could bring gusty wind.
Temperatures will rise again both today and Sunday with heat indices topping out in the mid to upper 90s and not much relief at night with lows in the mid to upper 60s. Temperatures return closer to normal by the middle of next week.
June remained warm and wet for all area observation sites. Pittsburgh saw its longest string of 90F+ degrees days in June since 2005, and its warmest June overall since 1943. Morgantown saw it's wettest May/June period on record.
NWS Pittsburgh has six regional climate sites: Pittsburgh, PA (KPIT); Wheeling, WV (KHLG); Morgantown, WV (KMGW); Zanesville, OH (KZZV); New Philadelphia, OH (KPHD); and DuBois, PA (KDUJ).
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