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By Stephen Cropper, WPXI-TVJuly 08, 2024 at 5:08 am EDTPITTSBURGH — Temperatures will quickly jump into the low 90s again Tuesday, but the increase in humidity will combine to make it feel even hotter, with the heat index expected to push into the mid to upper 90s.Plan some breaks if working outside and check on neighbors and pets throughout the day.The remnants of Beryl will move in late Tuesday and Wednesday bringing a quick surge of tropical moisture which will make it feel uncomfortable. We’ll see numerous showers and storms from Beryl late Tuesday night and Wednesday. Widespread severe weather and flooding is not expected at this time but stay with Severe Weather Team 11 as we continue to monitor this system as it heads our way.Make sure to check the latest forecast on Channel 11 News. Download the Severe Weather Team 11 app for the latest updates and weather alerts.Make sure to check the latest forecast on Channel 11 News. Download the WPXI Weather App for the latest updates and weather alerts.Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts.Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW©2024 Cox Media Group
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PITTSBURGH — A wind advisory was in place for hours as strong winds blew through Western Pennsylvania on Sunday.PHOTOS: Winds exceeding 60 mph cause destruction in Western PennsylvaniaIt covered all Pittsburgh area counties, parts of West Virginia and Ohio.CLICK HERE FOR LIVE RADARIt ended at 1 a.m.Wind Advisory 12/29/24 Wind Advisory 12/29/24 (WPXI/WPXI)UPDATE 11:30 P.M.Tarentum Borough said power is out in the area of East 10th and East 11th Avenues. West Penn Power has been called to make repairs.UPDATE 11:05 P.M.Ridge Road is closed, Bentleyville firefighters said Sunday night.UPDATE 11:00 P.M.Rostraver Central Fire Department says a tree has fallen on Fells Church Road. It is closed between Route 51 and Eagles Drive.UPDATE 10:55 P.M.Duquesne Light Company has issued an update to its customers and power outages for PA First Energy Corp continue to rise.Click here for more details.UPDATE 10:33 P.M.A tree fell on a vehicle in Brighton Heights during strong wind storms on Sunday.PHOTOS: Winds exceeding 60 mph cause destruction in Western Pennsylvania The winds uprooted trees and downed power lines throughout the area. (WPXI/WPXI)UPDATE 10:20 P.M.The Seville Volunteer Company in Allegheny County said a tree ripped down electrical service at a house in the 300 block of Preston Avenue.UPDATE 10:15 P.M.Wind speeds continue to rise, with the highest hitting 63 mph at the Allegheny County Airport.Top Wind Speeds Winds at the Allegheny County Airport reached 63 mph. (WPXI/WPXI)UPDATE 10:07 P.M.A tree was completely uprooted in the area of Claysville, Washington County.PHOTOS: Winds exceeding 60 mph cause destruction in Western Pennsylvania The winds uprooted trees and downed power lines throughout the area. (WPXI/WPXI)Winds have exceeded 60 mph in parts of Allegheny County and exceeded 50 mph in parts of Beaver County and West Virginia.Top Wind Speeds in Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia Winds have exceeded 60 mph in parts of Allegheny County and exceeded 50 mph in parts of Beaver County and West Virginia. (WPXI/WPXI)Over 50,000 people are without power because of the strong winds.RELATED COVERAGE >>> Over 50K people without power as strong winds hit Western PADownload the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts.Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOWTOP STORIES FROM CHANNEL 11 NEWS Wife of 911 dispatcher rescues family members after calling husband about fire at their homeGeorge Foreman, the glowering heavyweight who became a lovable champion, dies at 76Construction on Parkway East crossover lanes begins in Allegheny CountyPHOTOS: George Foreman through the yearsPerson found dead with over 40 cats inside house in Ligonier; local shelter asking for help©2024 Cox Media Group
