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Storm leaves behind dangerous seas and closed river bars on the coast

We saw a significant storm blow by our region over the weekend, missing us largely here in NW Oregon and SW Washington and hitting to the north of us . But don’t be fooled, the storm kicked up quite a fuss in the ocean, and closed the Columbia River Bar to ship traffic, along with other coastal bar areas.

Oregon · 4d

hoodline.com

Rain Soaks Portland Monday Before Unseasonably Warm Veterans Day

Portland woke Monday to shallow fog and temperatures around 47 degrees, but the quiet start will not last. Rain is expected to move in before lunch, with showers becoming likely by midday and the afternoon turning damp, breezy, and gray. Rain Arrives Before Lunch. Showers are expected to begin around...

kptv.com

A Short Break From The Rain

Rain chances will back off today, giving the region a break before the next round arrives. You won’t need to plan around as much rain today, but keep the rain gear handy this morning. ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN MON & TUES. Rain will return tomorrow, with the steadiest rain...

Astoria, OR · 5d

hoodline.com

Gray Skies, Big Soak: Portland Braces for Monday Rain, Dangerous Oregon Coast Surf

Portland is waking up Sunday under mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-50s, with a few showers still possible before lunchtime. The city should reach about 59 degrees, making Sunday the quieter half of a weather pattern that turns much wetter Monday. Showers could linger before 1 p.m., but...

KOIN 6 News

Showers return to Portland area Monday afternoon

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A strong front moved through the region over the weekend with gusty winds and rain. Be on the lookout for sneaker waves along the coast on Monday. The next system is due this afternoon which will bring steady light rain in the afternoon and evening, with temperatures in the 50s. Looking […]

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KGW

KGW Forecast: Sunrise, Monday, November 9, 2026

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11K+ PGE customers without power in greater Portland area ‘largely due to the storm’

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Thousands of Portland General Electric customers are without power as rain makes its way through the region late Saturday night. The electric company’s outage map shows 126 outages impacting more than 11,000 customers as of 10:20 p.m. The largest outages appear to impact residents...

Portland, OR · 5d

kptv.com

Shower timing Monday and Tuesday

After yesterday’s active day (thousands of power outages, 1/4-1/3″ rain in 1-2 hours, wind gusts 40-50 mph at the coast), today has been calm & mild! This evening will be cloudy with overnight lows in the 40s. MONDAY + TUESDAY SHOWERS. A couple weak systems pass through early...

weathernationtv.com

Atmospheric River Setup for the Northwest

The calendar has now turned to month of November and that means the beginning of the wet season for cities like Seattle and Portland. An atmospheric river setup is likely for the West Coast for the next several days. So for a refresher, what is an atmospheric river? An atmospheric river is a large plume of moisture being transported from deep tropical Pacific moisture northward to the West Coast.

Portland, OR · 7d

hoodline.com

Foggy Portland Braces for Windy, Rain-Soaked Weekend as Oregon Coast Turns Dangerous

Portland is starting Saturday in fog and mist, but the quiet morning will give way to a much more unsettled night. The city should reach about 63 degrees with mostly cloudy skies before rain moves in after 7 p.m., bringing gusty winds along with it. Patchy fog is expected to...

Portland, OR · 6d

KOIN 6 News

Prepare for more wet weather around the PNW on Sunday

Sunday across the Portland metro area will be mainly dry following a few morning showers.

Portland, OR · 5d

KOIN 6 News

Oregon Coast towns brace for sneaker waves and 25-foot ocean swells on Sunday

Communities along the Oregon Coast are preparing for strong winds, heavy rain, and dangerous surf forecast for Sunday.

Coos Bay, OR · 5d

tillamookcountypioneer.net

TILLAMOOK COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ALERT: High Surf Warning until 10:00PM Sunday

* WHAT…For the Beach Hazards Statement on the beaches, sneaker waves possible. For the High Surf Warning, large sneaker waves and dangerous surf conditions. Breakers up to 33 feet. * WHERE…Clatsop and Tillamook Coast, and South Washington Coast. * WHEN…For the Beach Hazards Statement, through late Saturday night....

Tillamook County, OR · 5d

KVAL

Incoming storm bringing strong winds to the coast and rain to the region Saturday

A strong low-pressure system is moving into Western Oregon. The core of the storm will pass to the north of us, but expect some significant impacts on Saturday night. A High Wind Warning will remain in effect through 11 p.m. on Saturday for the Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington coastline.

Oregon · 5d

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WE SURVIVED! Tillamook County’s Great ShakeOut 2026 – Another Year of Record Community Participation!

(Article 5 in the GREAT SHAKE OUT SERIES sponsored by Tillamook County Citizen Corps Council-TC4) Tillamook County residents turned out in unprecedented numbers on October 15th for the Great ShakeOut 2026 —the county’s largest earthquake and tsunami preparedness exercise to date. Organized by the Tillamook County Citizens Corps Council (TC4) which has a membership of 10 volunteer emergency preparedness groups: Bay City Emergency Volunteer Corps, Cape Meares Emergency Volunteer Corps, Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay, Garibaldi Emergency Volunteers, Nedonna Beach Neighborhood Association, Netarts Emergency Response Volunteers, Oceanside Volunteer Emergency Readiness Team, Rockaway Beach Emergency Preparedness Corps, South Tillamook County Emergency Volunteer Corps, and Tillamook Emergency Volunteer Corps. In addition to the volunteers, there was a multitude of amazing and dedicated partners that included government entities, healthcare agencies, fire and rescue services, law enforcement agencies, utility companies, community organizations, schools and individuals! This year’s event marked the fourth annual Tillamook County Great ShakeOut exercise, and has been the most successful in raising awareness, sharing information and practicing the crucial evacuation to your designated Assembly Area.

Tillamook County, OR · 6d

The Tillamook Headlight Herald

Dangerous sneaker wave threat along the beaches

The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards Statement that includes a High Surf Advisory through 10 Sunday, Nov. 8. WHAT For the Beach Hazards Statement on the beaches, sneaker waves possible. For the High Surf Advisory on the beaches, large sneaker waves and hazardous surf conditions. Breakers up to 28 feet. WHERE Central Coast of Oregon and Tillamook County. IMPACTS Destructive waves may wash over beaches, jetties, and other structures unexpectedly. People can be swept off rocks and jetties and drown while observing high surf. Minor beach erosion may damage coastal properties and buildings. Higher than normal water run-up is expected on beaches and low- lying shoreline. Sneaker waves can suddenly knock people off of their feet and quickly pull them into the frigid ocean which may lead to serious injury or drowning. Caution should be used when in or near the water, especially those who will be razor clamming. Keep children and pets away from the surf zone. Keep off of jetties, rocks and logs near the surf zone. If you see someone swept into the sea do not swim in after them. Call 911 and keep an eye on them until help arrives. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS A

Tillamook County, OR · 6d

KOIN 6 News

Dry start to the weekend, more rain on the way in Portland area

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A mostly dry start to the weekend will turn cooler and wetter by Saturday night. A few rays of sunshine are possible during the morning hours around Portland on Saturday. The dry start to the day will help warm Portland area temperatures to afternoon highs nearly 10 degrees above average. Willamette […]

Portland, OR · 6d

sevenlakes.news

Atmospheric River Could Bring Heavy Rain, Flooding, and High Winds to Seattle, Olympia, Portland, and Eureka During the Second Week of November

SEATTLE — An atmospheric river is expected to pull a big plume of moisture into much of the West Coast during the second week of November. The Climate Prediction Center shows a high risk of heavy precipitation from northern California through the Pacific Northwest from November 10 to 12. Several inches of rain could fall in some areas, which could lead to flooding at lower elevations. A moderate risk of high winds is also expected along the coast from November 10 to 14.

Seattle, WA · 9d

KATU.com

Incoming storm bringing strong winds to the coast and rain to the region Saturday

Oregon · 5d

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