The weather in Portland, Oregon, is gearing up for a mix of scattered showers and cloudy skies, according to the latest bulletin from the National Weather Service. The city, known for its lush green landscapes fed by frequent rainfall, will see temperatures hover around the cool 60s over the next several days. The forecast also suggests that less than a tenth of an inch of new precipitation is likely today, with a 60 percent chance of rain after 5pm.

As the evening approaches, rain is expected to ease off before 8pm, only to return with scattered showers after 5am. Caught in the shuffle of calming winds and a low of 47 degrees, Portlanders prepping for their night out should carry an umbrella—just in case. A 40 percent chance of showers is anticipated for Saturday, but with some partly sunny respite, says the National Weather Service.

Skies will clear up somewhat on Sunday, forecasting a mostly sunny day with a high near the more comfortable 70-degree mark. This sunny trend looks to carry over to Memorial Day, where BBQ enthusiasts can look forward to a toasty high of 76 degrees. The following evening, however, will see temperatures drop to a more moderate low of around 53 degrees.

Meanwhile, the rest of the week seems to promise a mix of chances for rain, particularly after 11am on Tuesday, along with generally cooler temperatures and mostly cloudy skies. Wedged between two weather systems, Portland will experience a slight chance of rain on Wednesday night before clearing up again on Thursday to a mostly sunny high near 71 degrees, affirming the city's reputation for fast-changing weather.