Portland is waking Sunday under mostly cloudy skies, mild temperatures in the mid-50s and a 20% to 40% chance of rain. Showers are possible, with the high reaching near 55 before temperatures slip into the lower 50s. South winds should stay manageable at 3 to 8 mph.
Showers are possible, making this more of an umbrellas-and-wet-sidewalks kind of day.
Monday Keeps The Gray Skies Around
Sunday night brings a 50% chance of rain, mostly cloudy skies and a low near 45. Monday will offer another chance of light rain, with partly sunny breaks possible and a high near 53.
The latest outlook sharpens the timing from Hoodline's Saturday forecast, pointing to lingering showers before a short-lived break. Winds should remain light Monday.
Foggy Mornings, Sunnier Afternoons
Tuesday looks like the week's best outdoor window, although patchy fog could slow the morning commute before skies turn mostly sunny. The high should reach near 53.
That break gets less reliable Tuesday night as rain becomes possible again, followed by a mostly cloudy Wednesday with a chance of showers and a high near 51.
Oregon Coast Still A Dangerous Detour
Anyone heading west should take the coastal forecast seriously. The National Weather Service says a High Surf Advisory remains in effect into early Monday, with breakers around 30 to 35 feet and an extreme sneaker-wave threat; marine waters were under storm-warning conditions from Saturday afternoon into early Sunday.
Those conditions can send water and logs much farther up beaches and jetties than usual. Avoid exposed shoreline areas if possible, stay off driftwood and rocks, and never turn your back on the ocean.
