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Isolated thunderstorms in the Pittsburgh area

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Sunday is a severe weather warning day, and Pittsburgh’s Action Weather is tracking isolated storms moving through the region. See the latest forecast in the video player above. A severe weather warning has been issued for most of Western Pennsylvania, including Fayette, Green, Washington, Westmoreland and Indiana counties, until 10 p.m. Sunday. Interactive radar: Track the storm Severe weather alerts: Get free alerts for your county Learn how to turn on automatic weather alerts in the WTAE app Stream local weather from WTAE on Very Local Our heat from last week will collide with a cold front later Sunday, according to meteorologist Jill Szwed. Each storm will bring heavy downpours, as well as damaging winds and some hail. The risk of tornadoes is low, but not zero. Meteorologist Brian Hutton Jr. said the storms will move through the area later in the evening. Rain should move out in large quantities by 10 p.m., with clouds slowly dissipating overnight. Aside from scattered fog, we can expect partly cloudy skies on Monday morning with seasonal temperatures and lower humidity. The respite will be short-lived, however, as highs climb back to near 90 degrees on Tuesday with higher humidity. Wednesday is an impact day with rain and storms. Then the heat and humidity will ease again briefly before the weekend turns warm and humid.

A severe weather warning is in effect on Sunday. Pittsburgh’s Action Weather is tracking isolated storms moving through the region.

Check out the latest forecast in the video player above.

A severe weather warning has been issued for most of Western Pennsylvania, including Fayette, Green, Washington, Westmoreland and Indiana counties, until 10 p.m. Sunday.

According to meteorologist Jill Szwed, last week’s heat will collide with a cold front on Sunday. Each storm will bring heavy downpours as well as damaging winds and some hail. The risk of tornadoes is low, but not zero.

Severe weather warning day – isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon

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Towards the end of the day, a cold front will bring strong to severe storms.

Meteorologist Brian Hutton Jr. said thunderstorms will move through the area during the evening. By 10 p.m., the rain should have cleared in large amounts and the clouds should slowly dissipate overnight.

Besides the fog Monday morning, we can expect partly cloudy skies with seasonal temperatures and lower humidity. The respite will be short-lived, however, as highs on Tuesday will be back near 90 degrees with higher humidity.

Wednesday is an impact day for rain and storms. Then the heat and humidity will ease briefly before it becomes warm and humid until the weekend.

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