<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2tXO7F_1GqhEPhE00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2tXO7F_1GqhEPhE00" width="400" height="400" ></figure><ul><li>High confidence (80% chance) in a large westerly swell of 20-25 ft at 16 seconds bringing high surf, beach erosion and sneaker waves Sunday to the Oregon and Washington coast.</li><li>Waves will dislodge and move logs on area beaches.</li><li>The waves appear likely to coincide with high tide around 11am-Noon, but coastal flooding is not anticipated.</li></ul><ul><li>High confidence in Gale Force winds today north of Cape Falcon and across all of the waters late Saturday afternoon and evening.</li><li>Moderate confidence (50% chance) for southerly wind gusts of 60 mph impacting the Pacific County coast southward through Tillamook County Saturday evening. Winds this strong are capable of producing isolated to widely scattered power outages at this point in the season.</li><li>30% chance that southerly wind gusts exceed 35-40 mph Saturday evening along the Interstate 5 corridor, which would result in isolated power outages.</li><li>25% chance 0.25” of rain falling in an hour, which would produce areas of nuisance urban flooding Saturday evening.</li></ul></div></body>

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High confidence (80% chance) in a large westerly swell of 20-25 ft at 16 seconds bringing high surf, beach erosion and sneaker waves Sunday to the Oregon and Washington coast. Waves will dislodge and move logs on area beaches. The waves appear likely to coincide with high tide around 11am-Noon,...

National Weather Service update 11/6/26

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High confidence (80% chance) in a large westerly swell of 20-25 ft at 16 seconds bringing high surf, beach erosion and sneaker waves Sunday to the Oregon a

National Weather Service update 11/6/26

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