Pittsburgh weather will stay unsettled Wednesday, with overnight showers and a few storms tapering off before sunrise, then more wet weather moving in by mid-morning. Off-and-on showers and a rumble of thunder are expected through the day, and temperatures are set to slide from the low 70s into the low 60s by Wednesday evening.
That brief cooldown will not last long. Much of Thursday looks dry, but another stretch of rain is lined up for the end of the week, with the first round developing late Friday. Soaking rain is expected through part of Saturday, and another round of wet weather is expected later in the Memorial Day weekend.
The short-term setup gives the Pittsburgh area a split forecast: one damp day now, one quieter day next, then a return to repeated rain chances as the holiday weekend gets underway. For anyone planning travel, outdoor work or time outside, Thursday is the best window before the pattern turns wetter again.
