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Radar imagery as Friday morning shows a low pressure system entering the south WA/north OR coast. 💨 Expect west winds with gusts up to 70 mph along the Pacific County & Clatsop County coast through 11 AM. This will produce scattered tree damage and power outages. #ORwx #WAwx

ALT Radar imagery as Friday morning shows a low pressure system entering the south WA/north OR coast. 💨 Expect west winds with gusts up to 70 mph along the Pacific County & Clatsop County coast through 11 AM. This will produce scattered tree damage and power outages.
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💨 In addition to rain, winds are forecast to increase from the west/southwest on Fri. There is a 20-30% chance for isolated, peak wind gusts of 50+ mph along the coast, which may result in isolated power outages. Be sure to secure outdoor items that could blow away. #ORwx #WAwx
The color-coded probability map shows the Pacific Northwest (Oregon and Washington). Offshore and coastal regions display a 20–30% chance for gusts exceeding 50 mph, including Astoria (18%), Tillamook (25%), and Lincoln City (25%). Inland areas mostly show low chances under 10% (Portland at 8%, Salem at 17%, Eugene at 4%) Key bulleted points listed on the left: Increasing winds from the west/southwest behind the frontal passage Thursday night into Friday. 20–30% chance for isolated wind gusts exceeding 50 mph on Friday along the coast. Gusts this strong could result in isolated power outages. Secure any outdoor items that could get blown away.

ALT The color-coded probability map shows the Pacific Northwest (Oregon and Washington). Offshore and coastal regions display a 20–30% chance for gusts exceeding 50 mph, including Astoria (18%), Tillamook (25%), and Lincoln City (25%). Inland areas mostly show low chances under 10% (Portland at 8%, Salem at 17%, Eugene at 4%) Key bulleted points listed on the left: Increasing winds from the west/southwest behind the frontal passage Thursday night into Friday. 20–30% chance for isolated wind gusts exceeding 50 mph on Friday along the coast. Gusts this strong could result in isolated power outages. Secure any outdoor items that could get blown away.

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🌧️ Rain is coming! There is high confidence (>70% chance) for 48-hour rain totals exceeding 0.5 inch across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington from 5 AM Thursday to 5 AM Saturday. 🍂 Make sure to clear your gutters and storm drains of any debris. #ORwx #WAwx
This graphic shows the probability of exceeding 0.5 inch in 48 hours between 5 AM Thursday to 5 AM Saturday. There is a 70-90%+ chance for 48 hour rain totals exceeding 0.5 inch across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington.

ALT This graphic shows the probability of exceeding 0.5 inch in 48 hours between 5 AM Thursday to 5 AM Saturday. There is a 70-90%+ chance for 48 hour rain totals exceeding 0.5 inch across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington.

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Dry early autumn weather is here to stay through the middle of next week! 🌤️🍂 Get out and enjoy this gorgeous stretch while you can as the classic Portland 45-50°F and light rain will be back before we know it. 😉 #wawx #orwx
This graphic shows high temperatures from Saturday September 19th through Wednesday September 23rd. Highs remain near to above normal in the upper 70s to low 80s inland through Monday before trending several degrees cooler by the middle of the week. Expect areas of morning clouds and afternoon sunshine inland- more persistent cloud cover at the coast. High confidence in dry condition through Wednesday.

ALT This graphic shows high temperatures from Saturday September 19th through Wednesday September 23rd. Highs remain near to above normal in the upper 70s to low 80s inland through Monday before trending several degrees cooler by the middle of the week. Expect areas of morning clouds and afternoon sunshine inland- more persistent cloud cover at the coast. High confidence in dry condition through Wednesday.

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☀️Temperatures will become noticeably warmer tomorrow, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s for inland valleys and upper 60s to mid 70s at the coast. Expect plenty of sunshine with breezy winds developing by Noon. Enjoy!
A weather map from the National Weather Service Portland, OR, showing forecast high temperatures for Wednesday, September 16, 2026, issued at 4:51 PM PDT on Sep 15. A banner note advises to expect plenty of sunshine with breezy winds developing in the afternoon. High temperatures across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington range from the upper 50s in high-elevation mountain passes to the lower 80s inland. Coastal areas sit mostly in the upper 60s to mid-70s, including Astoria at 75°F, Cannon Beach at 71°F, Newport at 69°F, and Florence at 75°F. Inland valley regions show widespread high 70s to lower 80s, including Portland at 82°F, Hillsboro at 81°F, Wilsonville at 81°F, Salem at 80°F, Eugene at 79°F, Corvallis at 72°F, Longview at 79°F, and Vancouver/Battle Ground at 80°F. Mountain areas show cooler values, such as Government Camp at 63°F, Santiam Pass at 57°F, and Willamette Pass at 58°F. East of the Cascades features 81°F in The Dalles, 75°F in Maupin, and 66°F in Bend.

ALT A weather map from the National Weather Service Portland, OR, showing forecast high temperatures for Wednesday, September 16, 2026, issued at 4:51 PM PDT on Sep 15. A banner note advises to expect plenty of sunshine with breezy winds developing in the afternoon. High temperatures across northwest Oregon and southwest Washington range from the upper 50s in high-elevation mountain passes to the lower 80s inland. Coastal areas sit mostly in the upper 60s to mid-70s, including Astoria at 75°F, Cannon Beach at 71°F, Newport at 69°F, and Florence at 75°F. Inland valley regions show widespread high 70s to lower 80s, including Portland at 82°F, Hillsboro at 81°F, Wilsonville at 81°F, Salem at 80°F, Eugene at 79°F, Corvallis at 72°F, Longview at 79°F, and Vancouver/Battle Ground at 80°F. Mountain areas show cooler values, such as Government Camp at 63°F, Santiam Pass at 57°F, and Willamette Pass at 58°F. East of the Cascades features 81°F in The Dalles, 75°F in Maupin, and 66°F in Bend.

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📈🌤️ After a day or two of cooler weather, temperatures trend above normal mid/late week across SW WA and NW OR. Enjoy the summer-like weather while it lasts!⏳ At PDX, the last 80+ degree day of the year normally falls around ~Sept 28th (on average) - tick-tock! #wawx #orwx
This graphic shows a table of high temperatures for location across southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon over the next seven days. Highs generally hold in the mid 60s to low 70s through Tuesday before reaching into the upper 70s and 80s Wednesday into the first half of the weekend.

ALT This graphic shows a table of high temperatures for location across southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon over the next seven days. Highs generally hold in the mid 60s to low 70s through Tuesday before reaching into the upper 70s and 80s Wednesday into the first half of the weekend.

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River stage levels will fall below 1 foot each day during low tide along the Columbia and Willamette Rivers in the Portland/Vancouver metro area. Boaters should use caution to avoid running aground, especially around low tide.
Graphic titled "Attention Boating! Low Water Conditions" issued by NWS Portland at 10:00 AM on 9/8/26. Text on the left states: What: River levels falling below 1 foot during low tide each day; Where: Columbia & Willamette Rivers in the Portland/Vancouver Metro area; When: Until further notice; along with the advisory "Use caution in shallow areas!" and a link for latest river forecasts at water.noaa.gov. The right side features two hydrograph forecast charts spanning September 8 to September 15. The top chart shows the Columbia River at Vancouver fluctuating between high tides around 4 feet and low tides dipping below the 1-foot threshold line down toward 0 feet, peaking at 4.36 feet. The bottom chart shows the Willamette River at Portland following a matching tidal pattern, peaking at 4.65 feet and repeatedly falling below the 1-foot threshold line during low tides.

ALT Graphic titled "Attention Boating! Low Water Conditions" issued by NWS Portland at 10:00 AM on 9/8/26. Text on the left states: What: River levels falling below 1 foot during low tide each day; Where: Columbia & Willamette Rivers in the Portland/Vancouver Metro area; When: Until further notice; along with the advisory "Use caution in shallow areas!" and a link for latest river forecasts at water.noaa.gov. The right side features two hydrograph forecast charts spanning September 8 to September 15. The top chart shows the Columbia River at Vancouver fluctuating between high tides around 4 feet and low tides dipping below the 1-foot threshold line down toward 0 feet, peaking at 4.36 feet. The bottom chart shows the Willamette River at Portland following a matching tidal pattern, peaking at 4.65 feet and repeatedly falling below the 1-foot threshold line during low tides.
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Here is an observed radar loop from 7:30-8:30 AM PDT on Sunday, September 6, 2026. Many of you are waking up to a rainy morning. Locations observing rain right now can expect periods of rain to continue for much of the day before rain begins to slowly taper off in the late...
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...afternoon and evening. Isolated thunderstorms are also possible today, and a few have already been observed between Salem and Eugene earlier this morning.
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More rain is on the way for most locations tonight into Sunday! Here is an hourly timing loop to get an idea of where and when rain may fall. Are you enjoying the cooler and wetter weather over the past few days, or do you prefer it to stay sunny and warm?
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A special weather statement has been issued for Barberton WA, Brush Prairie WA and Meadow Glade WA until 3:30 PM PDT
This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 3:30 PM PDT. The statement includes Barberton WA, Brush Prairie WA and Meadow Glade WA. A STRONG THUNDERSTORM WILL IMPACT WEST CENTRAL CLARK COUNTY THROUGH 330 PM PDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.

ALT This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 3:30 PM PDT. The statement includes Barberton WA, Brush Prairie WA and Meadow Glade WA. A STRONG THUNDERSTORM WILL IMPACT WEST CENTRAL CLARK COUNTY THROUGH 330 PM PDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.

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🌦️🌀We're loving the meteorological eye candy off the Oregon coast this morning in the form of a meso-low! Low pressure overhead will keep showers and a chance (15-30%) of pop-up thunderstorms in the forecast today. Remember, when thunder roars go indoors! #wawx #orwx

ALT This graphic shows visible satellite over Oregon and southern Washington. A mesoscale surface low pressure spins just off the central Oregon coastline.

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Around midday, a trained weather spotter shot a video of rotation within a thunderstorm near E Columbia County, OR. This cell produced a funnel cloud which prompted a Tornado Warning. If you received any damage or took any video/photos, please let us know. Credit: Josh Sullivan
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A special weather statement has been issued for Cowlitz County, WA until 1:15 PM PDT
This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 1:15 PM PDT. The statement includes Cowlitz County, WA. GUSTY SHOWERS WILL IMPACT SOUTHWESTERN COWLITZ COUNTY THROUGH 115 PM PDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.

ALT This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 1:15 PM PDT. The statement includes Cowlitz County, WA. GUSTY SHOWERS WILL IMPACT SOUTHWESTERN COWLITZ COUNTY THROUGH 115 PM PDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.
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A special weather statement has been issued for Kalama WA and Prescott OR until 1:00 PM PDT
This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 1:00 PM PDT. The statement includes Kalama WA and Prescott OR. GUSTY SHOWERS WILL IMPACT NORTHEASTERN COLUMBIA AND SOUTH CENTRAL COWLITZ COUNTIES THROUGH 100 PM PDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.

ALT This graphic displays a special weather statement plotted on a map. The statement is in effect until 1:00 PM PDT. The statement includes Kalama WA and Prescott OR. GUSTY SHOWERS WILL IMPACT NORTHEASTERN COLUMBIA AND SOUTH CENTRAL COWLITZ COUNTIES THROUGH 100 PM PDT. The threats associated with this storm are wind gusts up to 40 MPH and pea sized hail. Seek shelter in a sturdy structure until the storm passes.

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Tornado Warning continues for Deer Island OR until 12:45 PM PDT
This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 12:45 PM PDT. The warning includes Deer Island OR. This warning is for East Central Columbia County. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and pea sized hail. There are 390 people in the warning along with 0 schools and 0 hospitals.

ALT This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 12:45 PM PDT. The warning includes Deer Island OR. This warning is for East Central Columbia County. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and pea sized hail. There are 390 people in the warning along with 0 schools and 0 hospitals.
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Tornado Warning including Deer Island OR until 12:45 PM PDT
This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 12:45 PM PDT. The warning includes Deer Island OR. This warning is for East central Columbia County in northwestern Oregon. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and pea sized hail. There are 1,071 people in the warning along with 0 schools and 0 hospitals.

ALT This graphic displays a tornado warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 12:45 PM PDT. The warning includes Deer Island OR. This warning is for East central Columbia County in northwestern Oregon. The threats associated with this warning are a radar indicated tornado and pea sized hail. There are 1,071 people in the warning along with 0 schools and 0 hospitals.

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There is a 20-30% chance for thunderstorms across all of SW WA and NW OR. Severe weather is not expected but thunderstorms that develop could produce gusty winds and small hail. Be weather aware when spending time outdoors, and take shelter indoors if a storm forms near you!
Thunderstorm s possible across SW WA and NW OR tomorrow, September 3rd. Text describing the likelihood, timing and possible impacts described on the left side of image. Attached an SPC graphic on the right side that shows a general thunder risk.

ALT Thunderstorm s possible across SW WA and NW OR tomorrow, September 3rd. Text describing the likelihood, timing and possible impacts described on the left side of image. Attached an SPC graphic on the right side that shows a general thunder risk.

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So it begins. 🍂🌧️

ALT This GIF is an overlay of visible satellite and composite radar showing rainfall spreading across western Oregon and southwest Washington.

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‼️Those of us in the Pacific Northwest seem rather particular about our rain gear, so let's settle this debate! When it rains, you prefer to use:
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474 votes • Final results
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