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Labor Day sunshine begins a midweek warming trend in Eugene

Showers will fade early Monday, giving way to increasing sunshine and a high near 72 degrees. Temperatures will climb through midweek, peaking near 83 Wednesday before cooler and less certain weather arrives late in the week.

Eugene, OR · 09-07

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New report highlights Oregon coast’s tsunami evacuation needs

OREGON – A new report says Oregon’s coast needs more protection for residents who may not be able to reach high ground in time during a tsunami. The Oregon Department of Emergency Management has released new guidance to help coastal communities determine where vertical evacuation structures are needed and how they can be built. OEM says Oregon needs at least 20 of the engineered facilities along the coast.

Oregon · 09-03

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After two dry months, rain could mean relief for fires and drought

The floodgates of fall have opened over Eugene, ending a nearly two-month stretch of bone-dry weather. While August was defined by wildfires and severe drought across Oregon, the recent storm signals a possible shift in the season. Fire season dampened. By the start of August, Oregon’s 2026 wildfire season had...

Oregon · 09-07

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Rain takes ‘edge off fire danger,’ but season isn’t over

After a couple of rainy days swept through western Oregon, the Northwest Interagency Coordination Center canceled its regional Fuels and Fire Behavior Advisory on Thursday, Sept. 3, a sign that the risk for extreme wildfires has lowered, at least for now. “This system has certainly taken the edge off fire...

Oregon · 09-04

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Inclement Weather Impacting Boise State's Arrival Before Facing Oregon Ducks

The Boise State Broncos' journey into Eugene, Oregon, has been impacted by the local weather.

Eugene, OR · 09-05

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Afternoon thunderstorms expected across the Willamette Valley today

Rain showers are expected across the Willamette Valley this morning, with a chance of thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High temperatures will be cooler than normal, reaching only into the low 60s today. Winds will be light, generally out of the south-southeast. Saturday will see the core of this low pressure...

Willamette Valley, OR · 09-04

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Showers continue for Friday, Sunday

Showers continue for Friday, Sunday. (Holden LeCroy, September 3, 2026)

Eugene, OR · 09-04

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New tsunami guidance could save lives on the Oregon Coast

Oregon faces a two-fold threat along the coast: an earthquake along the Cascadia Subduction Zone followed by a tsunami. A major earthquake along Oregon's coast could give people just minutes to escape a tsunami, leaving some coastal communities with little time to reach higher ground. In response, the Oregon Department...

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Afternoon thunderstorms in the Willamette Valley today

For our Friday, expect rain showers this morning and afternoon thunderstorms across the Willamette Valley. Temperatures will be cooler than normal, remaining in the low 60s, with Meteorologist Allie Ann McCord.

Willamette Valley, OR · 09-04

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Thunderstorms Possible Thursday Across Large Sections of Washington, Oregon, Coastlines

(Portland, Oregon) - Almost all of Oregon and large parts of Washington are under a watch for lightning storms Thursday. Essentially, no area is untouched by the possibility: from the coast to the Cascades, to the eastern portions of the states and metro areas / valleys. (Graphic courtesy NWS) The...

Oregon · 09-02

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New Wildfire Ignites in Willamette National Forest as Crews Launch Full-Suppression Response

A new wildfire burning in the Willamette National Forest has drawn an aggressive aerial and ground response after flames were discovered Monday afternoon in the Fall Creek drainage east of Eugene, adding another active incident to an Oregon fire season that has already consumed extensive acreage across the Pacific Northwest.

Oregon · 09-02

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After drought, sudden rain and chill threaten local tomato crops as farms adapt

LANE COUNTY, Ore. — After nearly two months of dry weather, local farmers are now dealing with a sudden shift to rain and much cooler temperatures — a change that’s creating new challenges for some crops, especially tomatoes. The cold is especially unusual, with temperatures about 20...

Lane County, OR · 09-04

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Rain & Thunder expected across Willamette Valley today

Cloudy skies are expected this morning across the Willamette Valley, with thunderstorms developing later in the day. Temperatures will reach the low 60s, which is cooler than average for this time of year. Winds will be from the south-southwest, with gusts up to 20 mph. Rain is likely to continue...

Willamette Valley, OR · 09-03

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New wildfire grows to 20 acres east of Eugene

A new wildfire has been reported in the Fall Creek area east of Eugene, according to Willamette National Forest officials. The Deep Creek Fire is estimated at 20 acres just off Forest Service Road 1835 in the Middle Fork Ranger District. A firefighting crew, air attack and two helicopters are responding with other resources en route to quell the blaze, a news release said. The fire is burning in the scar of the Gales Fire, which was part of the 2021 Middle Fork Complex that burned 30,000 acres. There have been numerous fires in the Fall Creek area in the past decade. "Smoke may be visible from nearby communities," the Forest Service said. The agency said to avoid the area. With 1-2 inches of rain in the forecast , expected to begin Sept. 2, fire crews will likely get an assist on the fire soon. Zach Urness has been an outdoors reporter in Oregon for 18 years and is host of the Explore Oregon Podcast . He can be reached at zurness@StatesmanJournal.com or 503-399-6801. Find him on X at @ZachsORoutdoors and BlueSky at oregonoutdoors.bsky.social This article originally appeared on Salem Statesman Journal: New wildfire grows to 20 acres east of

Fall Creek, OR · 08-31

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September Storm Breaks Oregon’s Summer Pattern With Widespread Rain, Wind and Sharp Cooldown

Oregon is entering September under an abrupt change in weather as a succession of unusually strong storm systems descends from the Gulf of Alaska, replacing the state’s prolonged summer dryness with widespread rain, gusty winds, falling temperatures and the possibility of thunderstorms. The most consequential period is expected Wednesday...

Oregon · 09-02

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Rain changes outdoor plans today

Outdoor plans will feel very different as rain, cooler temperatures, and stronger winds move across the region. The change starts today, with rain spreading from the coast into the Portland metro and Willamette Valley by mid-morning, followed by an even more active day tomorrow. RAIN FINALLY ADDS UP. This will...

Willamette Valley, OR · 09-02

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North Eugene Community Newsletter for Wednesday, Sept. 2

Good morning! It’s Sept. 2 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Today will be cool with periods of rain. There is a 91% chance of rain. The high will be 63 with a low of 52. Cloudy now, changing to rain at 8 a.m.

Eugene, OR · 09-02

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Incoming storm may not be the end of Oregon’s fire season

Rainy days are ahead for much of Oregon, with temperatures lower than usual for early September. This is due to a storm system coming from the Gulf of Alaska and moving over the Pacific Northwest. It will start off of Vancouver Island and then move down toward the north Oregon coast throughout this week.

Oregon · 09-01

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Major rain will return to Oregon this week, powerful storms possible

The heaviest rain in months will arrive in western Oregon this week, bringing with it the chance for powerful storms on Sept. 2 and 3. Forecasters have "high confidence" that 1 to 1.5 inches of rain will fall between the two days in the Willamette Valley, with chances for more than 2 inches at the coast and in the Cascade Range. In addition, there's a 20-35% chance of thunderstorms on Sept. 3 that will bring the chance for "downpours, lightning, erratic winds, small hail or even funnel clouds," National Weather Service meteorologist Noah Alviz said. "This is the time of year when we'll occasionally see funnels or water spouts out on the coast, so people should be aware of that possibility," Alviz said. Will the rain last into Labor Day weekend? Weather models have differed on whether the rainy weather will last into Labor Day weekend. Alviz said there's a 15-25% chance of showers during the holiday weekend in the Willamette Valley and 30-40% chance at the coast and in the Cascade Mountains. "We're actually trending a little drier and sunnier, but the picture will get clearer as we get closer to the weekend," he said. High winds expected Sept.

Oregon · 08-31

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West Eugene Community Newsletter for Tuesday, Sept. 1

Good morning! It’s Sept. 1 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Today will be not as warm but pleasant with periods of clouds and sun. There is a 25% chance of rain. The high will be 74 with a low of 56. Cloudy now, changing to intermittent clouds at 8 a.m.

Eugene, OR · 09-01