Flood warnings issued for Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington amid heavy rainfall, with the Sandy River near Bull Run expected to approach record levels, triggering bank erosion and landslide risks.

Portland faces multiple weather alerts, including a wind advisory with gusts up to 45 mph and flood warnings for rivers, with potential for downed limbs, power outages, and flooding.

Portland anticipates heavy rain with a flood watch due to an atmospheric river, which could lead to swelling rivers and urban flooding, as per the NWS.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington due to an incoming atmospheric river. Heavy rainfall may cause river flooding and landslides.

A landslide on OR 229 near Siletz, Oregon, has prompted evacuations and road closure, with officials unsure when it will reopen due to ongoing instability and debris risks.

Portland faces a week of rain, possible thunderstorms, and strong winds, with high humidity and temperatures in the low 50s, according to the NWS forecast.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of consistent rain for Portland with varying probabilities and wind speeds, with details on the NWS Portland page.

Portland's forecast indicates a week of rain with high probabilities of precipitation and cloudy conditions; the National Weather Service reports daily chances for showers and gusty winds.

Portland to experience patchy fog tonight with a humidity level of 96%, calm winds, and mild temperatures. Visibility may decrease as fog thickens. A sunny break is expected Saturday afternoon, followed by a rainy week ahead.

Portland's weather forecast includes a damp week with fog, showers, and highs near 59°F. Winds may reach 20 mph and there's a 70% chance of rain today.

The National Weather Service issued a wind advisory for the Pacific Northwest, warning of gusty winds that could lead to downed trees and power outages.

Portland, OR faces heavy rainfall causing the NWS to issue various weather warnings, including a Flood Watch, due to the risk of urban and river flooding, and potential landslides.

Severe weather in Oregon and Washington leads to flood watch and wind advisory, with expectations of urban flooding, landslides, and rising river levels.