Scott Harbaugh is a Meteorologist at WPXI-TV. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to climate change and environmental issues, including climate policy and global warming. Scott's insights and expertise have been featured in Yahoo News and WPXI-TV.
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Scott Harbaugh's focus is primarily on local weather patterns, with a heavy emphasis on seasonal forecasts and event coverage related to weather. His articles often discuss cold temperatures, rain, snow, and sunshine.
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High temperatures will push well into the 90s the next couple of days.
The Extreme Heat Warning has been extended for most of the area until 8 p.m. Saturday with the heat index near 100 degrees.
Warm, muggy conditions will help lead to new rounds of scattered showers and storms Tuesday.
It will be warm and muggy with highs in the 80s.
By: Scott Harbaugh
There will be many dry hours today, but at least isolated storms are expected to redevelop this afternoon.
By: Scott Harbaugh
Sunday will look and feel great with less humidity and plenty of sunshine.
Dry weather will be the mainstay of the forecast through most of the week, making lawns start to brown in much of the area.
Air Quality will be an issue today for those sensitive to air pollutants.
High temperatures will push into the 90s through Friday. The humidity will make it feel close to 100 degrees most of the week during the afternoon.
Smoke from dozens of wildfires in northern Minnesota and Southern Canada will start to move into our area later today and tonight. At first, the smoke will be aloft, putting a hazy glow o
