Your palm (likely a tropical species) suffered cold damage on the Pittsburgh porch—temperatures below 50°F cause stress, below 40°F severe damage.
The plant may have some root rot from being kept too wet outdoors. With bright light, reduced water, and time, it can regrow. Don't give up even if most fronds die back.
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