The National Weather Service in Portland, Oregon, has issued a weather forecast indicating a shift from morning clouds to gradual clearing throughout the day with an expected high of 72 degrees; calm winds are anticipated to pick up slightly, reaching north northwest at around 6 mph in the afternoon. The city's residents can look forward to a predominantly clear night, with temperatures dipping to around 46 degrees, while the winds are expected to calm down after midnight, NWS reports.
Looking ahead into the weekend and the start of next week, Portland is set to experience a sunny Sunday with a high nearing 78 degrees and the calm wind becoming north northwest again, this pattern seems consistent with what's on deck for Monday with the forecast promising mostly sunny skies and a high around 76, while as night falls, conditions will remain mostly clear. Moving into Tuesday, the trend of sunny days continues with a high close to 79, though the city should brace for a potential shift in weather by Tuesday night as there's a slight chance of showers after 11 pm, with the clouds accumulating and the temperature settling at about 59 degrees, making for a noticeable, though not drastic, change in the otherwise steady weather pattern.
The midweek forecast brings a possibility of showers on Wednesday morning, but the skies are set to clear to partly sunny later in the day with a high again approximating 76. Nightfall on Wednesday is expected to see partly cloudy conditions with a low near 51. Juneteenth holds a forecast of partly sunny skies, maintaining consistent temperatures with a high around 75, implying that the holiday will witness weather that supports outdoor observance and reflection. The clear-to-partly cloudy pattern carries over into Thursday night, with a projected low around 52,” according to the detailed forecast by the National Weather Service.
