As Portland wakes up to a misty 45°F morning with wind chill nudging it down to 42°F, the National Weather Service promises a shift toward mostly sunny skies and a high nearing 60°F later in the day. Residents looking forward to the weekend outdoor activities can appreciate the light and variable winds, set to become east at 5 to 7 mph as the morning unfolds. This forecast, sourced from the National Weather Service, indicates damp conditions giving way to a pleasant Saturday.
The evening, however, is expected to grow partly cloudy with a low around 48°F and east winds at 6 to 8 mph, gusting to 20 mph at times. Those planning to be out may want to dress accordingly for the cooler temps. As tomorrow rolls in, the NWS outlines a partly sunny day with a peak temperature of about 62°F and a calm east wind, providing a mild backdrop for any end-of-weekend plans.
Upcoming weather changes start to take shape tomorrow night into Monday, with a 10 percent chance of rain creeping in after 4 am and increasing to a 40 percent chance during the day, mostly between 10 am and 4 pm. Monday's high is forecasted just shy of 60°F, under mostly cloudy skies and tranquil winds. The early part of the week suggests a need for umbrellas, with Monday night seeing a slight chance of rain before 10 pm and a low approximately 46°F.
The week is set to continue with similar patterns, as Veterans Day boasts partly sunny conditions and a high near 57°F. The lead up to mid-week comes with an added chance of rain, especially post-4 pm on Wednesday. The NWS hints at a rainier close to the week, predicting showers for Thursday to Friday, with Thursday's temperatures reaching near 56°F and nighttime lows averaging around 47°F.
