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Record-breaking heat possible in Portland this weekend
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portlanders typically expect cool, even crisp days during October, not record-breaking heat. Sunny skies and a strong ridge of high pressure will push Portland area temperatures above average by nearly 10-15 degrees this weekend. Patchy morning fog along the Willamette Valley will quickly clear, giving way to sunny and warm afternoon conditions. The heat will continue to intensify Sunday, as the 74-year-long record will likely fall.
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Near-record warmth possible this weekend
A strong upper-level ridge will develop and move over the PNW this weekend. The ridge will allow temperatures to climb well above average and possibly reach record territory. We’ll start off with patchy areas of fog early Saturday morning before turning sunny for the rest of the day. By the afternoon, easterly winds will start to develop which will help push temperatures into the low to mid 80s! Sunday will be very similar to Saturday except for being a few degrees warmer.
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A steady warmup ahead of a record-challenging weekend
It will feel very warm and pleasant when you step outside this afternoon as our gradual warming trend continues. High clouds will occasionally drift overhead, but skies will stay mostly sunny. Temperatures will warm into the mid to upper 70s across the interior lowlands, running a few degrees warmer than...
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October starts with summer-like conditions in Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Summer-like heat is building over western Oregon and southwest Washington as October begins on Thursday. Sunny skies return to the Pacific Northwest Thursday as temperatures warm into the upper 70s along the Willamette Valley. A few high, thin clouds are likely. These warming temperatures will continue to take shape across the Pacific Northwest as records could be broken by the weekend.
KOIN 6 News
Atmospheric river followed by early October heat return to northern parts of PNW
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As the Portland metro area sets itself up for a relatively calm and pleasant first full week of fall, areas just to our north in Washington and Southern British Columbia are preparing for a low-end Atmospheric River event currently taking shape over the Pacific as of Monday afternoon. By Monday evening […]
hoodline.com
Late-Summer Weekend Sizzler Ahead for PDX
Portland starts Tuesday under gray skies, with temperatures near 59 degrees around Portland International Airport. Clouds are expected to linger for much of the day; the high should reach about 69, with a slight chance of light rain late in the afternoon. Clouds Hold On Through Tuesday. The National Weather...
KATU.com
Light rain fades for Western Oregon, SW Wash. as warmer weather returns
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A weak cold front will continue pushing across the Pacific Northwest Tuesday afternoon, ushering in slightly cooler-than-average temperatures, plenty of cloud cover and areas of light rain and patchy drizzle. This system does not have much moisture or strong upper-level support to work with, so...
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Northern showers this morning, dry everywhere else
A few showers and clouds are slowly moving south into the region this morning, but don’t expect much. The showers will continue to weaken as they move through. If you live along the Oregon coast or in the Portland metro, you might see some light showers. Southwest Washington could see spotty showers. The northern coast has the best chance for measurable rain, but we’re still talking very light amounts. If you’re in Salem or farther south, you should stay completely dry.
beachconnection.net
Central Oregon Coast's Siuslaw Forestlands Will Begin Seeing Pile Burning
(Lincoln City, Oregon) – The onset of fall weather, more rain plus cooler conditions have dampened the risk of forest fires, said the Siuslaw National Forest (SNF) - a turn in weather that has brought about a turn in approach. Not only have campfires resumed normal status in these forestlands (which encompass much of Tillamook, Lincoln and Lane Counties), but they will start seasonal pile-burning operations.
hoodline.com
Portland Scores One More Sunny Stunner Before Tuesday Clouds Creep In
Portland is waking to high clouds Sunday morning, with a mostly sunny afternoon expected to reach 70. North-northwest winds should stay light in the city, making this one of those early-fall days that starts with a jacket and ends with sleeves rolled up. Sunny Sunday Leads Into A Cool, Calm...
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Willamette Valley forecast: Cool nights, sunny days, and a chance of coastal rain
Tonight's forecast for the Willamette Valley includes clear skies and cool temperatures, with possible patchy fog. We detail the outlook for Monday, the chance of coastal rain on Tuesday, and dry conditions through Thursday.
kptv.com
Soak up comfortable sunshine all day today
Today will be straightforward. Mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s mean you can plan outdoor activities without weather concerns. It’s a nice fall day — comfortable and dry. Tomorrow brings the first change in our pattern. A weak area of rain will move into the...
KATU.com
Fall-like temperatures set to continue with a slight chance of midweek rain
How does high pressure affect Monday's weather in Western Oregon?. A beautiful weekend will be followed by another sunny day across Western Oregon on Monday with highs near 70 degrees. Patchy fog could develop early Monday morning, mainly in the central and southern Willamette Valley, coastal range valleys, and Cascade...
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A Wind Advisory Is Now Issued for Portland Vancouver Salem Eugene and Willamette Valley as Model Disagreement Clouds the Windstorm Track Forecast
PORTLAND, OR — A mid-latitude cyclone is approaching the Pacific Northwest, targeting the Washington and Oregon coasts, though meaningful disagreement in the model data is complicating exactly where the low will make landfall and which areas will see the strongest winds. The National Weather Service in Portland has issued a Wind Advisory covering the Portland metro, Vancouver, Washington, and the Willamette Valley, with gusts forecast between 45 and 50 mph.
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Wake Up Idaho morning wrap for Monday, Sept. 28
KOIN 6 News
Sunday brings more sunshine and warmer temperatures around Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Expect to see plenty of sunshine on Sunday after the areas of fog and morning low clouds burn off around the Portland area. Increasing sunshine and warming temperatures are in the forecast, with highs around 70 degrees, as a ridge of high pressure continues to build in the region. The ridge […]