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Record heat forecast for the Willamette Valley Friday

By John Ross Ferrara,

22 days ago

PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — The spring heat could break temperature records in Northwest Oregon, Southwest Washington and throughout the Willamette Valley Friday.

Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro, Troutdale, McMinnville, Salem and Eugene are all expected to break or tie temperature records Friday. Portland is forecast for a high of 90 degrees, which would break the May 10 temperature of 89 degrees set in 2019.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4FkCxB_0sx1g4GH00 — *Record heat is forecast for Portland on May 10, 2024. (KOIN 6)*

KOIN 6 Meteorologist Kelley Bayern forecasts that the hottest temperatures will peak between 2 and 6 p.m. Another warm day is forecast for Saturday.

“Temps will cool slightly on Saturday, so a lesser chance for records on Saturday,” Bayern said. “But we’ll be near them in the mid-upper 80s for most of these areas.”

Local cities forecast to break or tie temperature records Friday:

City	Daily High Forecast	Existing Temperature Record for May 10
Portland	90	89 degrees set in 2019
Vancouver	89	89 degrees set in 1941
Hillsboro	87	87 degrees set in 2019
Troutdale	90	88 degrees in 2019
McMinnville	86	86 degrees set in 2019
Salem	87	87 degrees set in 2019
Eugene	88	88 degrees set in 1931
Astoria	82	86 degrees set in 1941

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