Temperatures hit mid-60s Saturday evening, showers possible before sunset
Showers will be more likely south of Pittsburgh along I-70 but check the forecast through the day for any changes before making outdoor plans.
Memorial Day will finally bring more May-like weather back into the area with a nice mix of sunshine and a few clouds and high temperatures rebounding near 70.
So grab a hat and sunscreen and enjoy some time outdoors.
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