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See it: 2 people and their dog nearly swept away by dangerous sneaker waves along Oregon coast

Beachgoers at Winchester Bay, Oregon, had a front-row seat to increasingly strong storm conditions along the coast as intense winds fueled dangerous sneaker waves.

Winchester Bay, OR · 19h

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4.4 magnitude earthquake strikes off Oregon Coast

BANDON, Ore — A 4.4 magnitude earthquake has struck off the Oregon Coast, according to the United States Geological Survey. It occurred at 11:20 a.m. at a depth of 6.2 miles. The location of the earthquake was 216 miles west of Bandon, Oregon. There is no tsunami threat to...

Bandon, OR · 1d
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Rain Returns to Roseburg Monday Before Warmer Weather Arrives, Wetter Pattern Possible This Weekend

ROSEBURG, Ore. - Roseburg residents can expect a rainy start to the workweek before several days of warmer and mostly dry weather arrive across the Umpqua Valley. However, forecasters are keeping an eye on a potentially more active weather pattern that could bring heavier rain and stronger winds to Southern Oregon by the weekend.

Roseburg, OR · 21h
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Atmospheric river to bring wind, rain this weekend

Northwest Oregon is forecast to receive an autumn atmospheric river Nov. 13 and 14 that is expected to bring heavy rain and high winds. The storm is forecast to be relatively mild in the Eugene area compared to other parts of the region, particularly the coast, but the NWS still warned of potential wind and rain impacts. Winds will be strongest on the north-central Oregon coast. Lincoln City has a 73% chance of seeing wind gusts over 45 mph on Nov. 13. In Eugene, wind gusts are forecast to reach 28 mph on Nov. 13 and 23 mph on Nov. 14. NWS predicts Eugene winds have a 16% chance of reaching 45 mph on Nov. 13 and 11% on Nov. 14. Wind speeds that high would be enough to knock over trees and cause power outages. The windiest period in Eugene will be Friday afternoon from 1 to 3 p.m. NWS also warned rain could be heavy enough to cause local flooding in small creeks and streams, roadways and low-lying areas. On Monday, Nov. 9, no rivers were forecast to flood. Eugene could see 0.67 inches of rain on Nov. 13 and 0.65 inches of rain on Nov. 14. Rain

Eugene, OR · 16h

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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...

Portland, OR · 1d

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COLD FRONT MONDAY WITH RAIN, ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES START TUESDAY

A cold front moving through the region on Monday means some rain in the Umpqua Valley, with above normal temperatures starting on Tuesday. Forecasters at the National Weather Service in Medford told News Radio 93-9 FM and 1240 KQEN that Roseburg could see a quarter inch or more of rain on Monday. Tuesday a warm front will move in, leading to afternoon high temperatures that are up to 10 degrees above normal through Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 60s expected.

Roseburg, OR · 1d

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Sneaker wave hits Oregon Coast

Manzanita, OR · 21h

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Central Eugene Community Newsletter for Monday, Nov. 9

Good morning! It’s Nov. 9 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Today will be cloudy with periods of rain this afternoon. There is a 76% chance of rain. The high will be 61 with a low of 52. Allergy sufferers beware: there are high amounts of mold in the air. Fog now, changing to cloudy at 7 a.m.

Eugene, OR · 17h

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Rain, thunderstorms in Willamette Valley before warming trend tomorrow

Expect steady rain and possible thunderstorms today across the Willamette Valley, followed by a drying and warming trend through Wednesday.

Willamette Valley, OR · 23h

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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 · 1d

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Wet start to the work week with more rain chances over the weekend

Another trough of low pressure will make its way through the region on Monday. Expect light, scattered showers Monday morning, followed by widespread rain in the afternoon. Rain totals are expected to be around 0.25 inches along the I-5 corridor and around 0.5 inches along the coast. Tuesday will be...

Willamette Valley, OR · 23h

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Rain Returns Monday, With a Dry Veterans Day Ahead for Southern Oregon

Southern Oregon will get two dry, mild days in the middle of the week after rain returns Monday, with Veterans Day shaping up as the warmest day from the Rogue Valley to the Klamath Basin. The outlook for Sunday, November 8, through Saturday, November 14, turns cooler and less certain toward the weekend, when another Pacific system could bring rain, stronger winds and snow at higher elevations.

Southern Oregon, OR · 1d

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South Coast Faces 22- to 27-Foot Breakers Sunday as Overnight Gale Subsides

Breaking waves of 22 to 27 feet are forecast Sunday along the beaches of Douglas, Coos and Curry counties, where a large Pacific swell could reach normally dry stretches of shoreline and wash over rocks and jetties. The National Weather Service has issued a High Surf Advisory from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, and is urging people to stay clear of the surf zone and off jetties.

Coos County, OR · 1d

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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 · 2d

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Oregon’s extreme climate hazard days have quadrupled over 2 decades, study says

Kelly Juarez moved from Reno, Nevada, to Linn County about two years ago, choosing her new home based on Oregon’s cooler climate. But the week she moved, temperatures reached 95 degrees — much hotter than she’d expected. And on the day she moved in, the air conditioning unit was broken.

Oregon · 3d

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East Springfield Community Newsletter for Thursday, Nov. 5

Good morning! It’s Nov. 5 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…. Today will be some sun, then turning cloudy. There is a 7% chance of rain. The high will be 60 with a low of 39. Cloudy now, changing to intermittent clouds at 7 a.m.

Springfield, OR · 4d

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Afternoon rain today ahead of a breezy weekend shift

It will feel calm and quiet as you head out the door this morning under mostly cloudy skies. However, you will want to grab a rain jacket before leaving for the day. Rain will reach the coast this morning, then spread inland through the afternoon and evening commute. The steadiest...

Oregon · 3d

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Showers expected today across the Willamette Valley

We expect mostly cloudy skies today across the Willamette Valley, with some showers developing this afternoon. High temperatures for the day will reach the mid-60s, accompanied by light southerly winds. A rainy season pattern has settled into the Pacific Northwest, bringing multiple rounds of rain and occasionally breezy winds over...

Willamette Valley, OR · 3d

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Foggy start, then mostly cloudy skies in Eugene today

Mostly cloudy skies are expected today across the Willamette Valley, with high temperatures reaching the low 60s. Winds will be light, coming from the southeast. A weather pattern will bring repeated frontal systems to the Pacific Northwest over the coming week. Light precipitation is not expected to cause widespread flooding...

Eugene, OR · 4d

Lincoln County Leader -- The News Guard

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Workshop to map how hazards could cut off coastal communities

A washed-out road, a damaged bridge, a wildfire, a flood or an earthquake could leave entire Lincoln County neighborhoods on their own for days. A workshop designed to help local emergency preparedness volunteers and partners plan for that possibility is scheduled in November. The Oregon State University Extension Service in Lincoln County will host the Hazard Preparedness Workshop: Mapping Isolation in Lincoln County from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, at the OSU Extension Office, 1211 SE Bay Blvd., in Newport. Oregon Sea Grant and Lincoln County Community Organizations Active in Disaster are partnering on the event. Lunch will be provided. Knowing ahead of time what each area has, and what it would run short of, is one of the most practical steps a community can take to get ready, organizers said. The in-person workshop is a hands-on, map-based session. Working in small groups, participants will: Identify isolated areas. Explore how roads, bridges, fire, flooding, earthquakes or other hazards could physically separate Lincoln County communities. Inventory local assets. Identify the resources within each area, including food, water, health care, shelter, communications, equipment and people with key skills. ● Find critical gaps. Discuss what could become scarce or inaccessible during

Lincoln County, OR · 7d