WILL BE FEW AND FAR BETWEEN, AND FALL APART AS WE HEAD INTO THE OVERNIGHT. WE WILL START YOUR SATURDAY DRY, SO ANY OF THE EVENTS ACROSS THE AREA TOMORROW MORNING, YOU'RE GOOD TO GO. AS WE HEAD INTO THE AFTERNOON HOURS, WE'LL WATCH FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS STARTING TO POP. LIKELY AFTER ABOUT 2:00. IF WE HOLD OFF THAT LONG. MIDDLE 80S SHOULD BE EASILY ACHIEVABLE ACROSS WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL ROLL THROUGH AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING, AND THEN RAIN WILL TRY AND TAPER OFF OVERNIGHT AS WE HEAD INTO SUNDAY, WE'LL START WITH CLOUDS AND THEN INCREASE SUNSHINE THROUGH THE DAY. THE ACTUAL COLD FRONT GETS HERE LATE ON SUNDAY. THAT C COULD MEAN A VERY QUICK PASSING SHOWER, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE SUNDAY IS THE DRIER DAY OF THE TWO. AND THEN WE COMPLETELY DRY OUT AND DROP THE HUMIDITY AS WELL AS THE TEMPERATURES AS WE HEAD INTO LABOR DAY MONDAY. SO 69 OUT THE DOOR TOMORROW MORNING. PARTLY CLOUDY AND A MUGGY START TO THE DAY. IF YOU ARE HEADING TO ANY OF THE AREA COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES, SECOND HALF OF THE PITT GAME MAY HAVE TO WATCH THOSE RAIN SHOWERS. I THINK THE WVU PENN STATE GAME IS FINE IF YOU ARE HEADING TO COLUMBUS. RAIN SHOWERS WILL BE AROUND FOR THE ENTIRETY OF THE GAME. AGAIN, WE ARE AN IMPACT DAY TOMORROW. THOSE CHANCES OF STORMS IN THE AFTERNOON A HIGH OF 86. COUPLE OF STORMS COULD TRY TO GET ON THE STRONGER SIDE. SUNDAY WE DRY OUT AT 8373 LABOR DAY. MONDAY WILL HOLD IN THE 70S. ON TUESDAY, SOME OF US START IN THE 40S. TUESDAY MORNING. THEY WILL HOLD IN THE LOWER 80S ALL THE WAY UNTIL NEXT