Morning clouds give way to a warm, sunny stretch — highs near 75°F today and low 80s into the Fourth of July. Coast stays cool; Gorge gusts possible.

Cool, cloudy start in Portland with a high near 69°F today. Inland valleys warm into the low‑mid 80s for July 4.

A fast-moving wildfire on Lyle Hill forced Level 2 and Level 3 evacuations as aircraft and crews raced to defend the town. Shelters and road closures were put in place while officials monitored conditions.

Cool, cloudy start with highs near 69°F. A slow warm-up pushes inland highs into the low 80s by the Fourth while coastal waters stay choppy.

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck off the southern Oregon coast early Monday. Officials say there’s no tsunami threat and monitoring continues.

Cool, cloudy Monday with highs near 69°F. Small Craft Advisory for coastal waters; warming trend ahead for the July 4 weekend.

A Tornado Warning was issued Saturday for the Molalla area; emergency alerts told residents to take cover as storms with hail moved through west‑central Clackamas County.

Cloudy and cool Sunday in Portland with scattered afternoon showers and a Small Craft Advisory for coastal waters.

Heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms are likely Saturday afternoon in Portland, with brief intense downpours that could pond water and slow commutes.

Rain and gusty winds return to Portland today; Saturday could bring heavier showers and isolated thunderstorms.

A late‑June front brings rain to Portland from Thursday night through Saturday; coastal waters face a Small Craft Advisory and Friday's commute could be slick.

Highs near 91°F Wednesday in Portland. A front brings rain Thursday night into Friday with a chance of storms Friday–Saturday.

PGE is converting roughly seven miles of overhead lines to underground near Government Camp to lower wildfire risk and shore up power for Mount Hood resorts and communities.