Sunny Monday should push Portland into the upper 70s, then cooler onshore flow returns midweek. Mariners face a Small Craft Advisory Tuesday–Wednesday.

Sunny Sunday in Portland with highs near 76°F; some inland spots could touch 80°F. Cooler, onshore flow returns midweek with a slight chance of Cascade showers.

Clear Saturday morning, then a sunny warm weekend with highs near 72°F Saturday and upper 70s Sunday. Offshore small craft advisory in effect; water stays dangerously cold.

Chilly Friday morning with patchy frost in interior valleys; sun returns and temperatures climb into the 60s, with a warm 70s weekend ahead.

Light rain this morning; showers taper by afternoon. Late-night frost and a Freeze Watch threaten valley gardens.

Pea-sized hail and gusts near 55 mph were forecast for the Columbia River Gorge Wednesday, risking sudden crosswinds on I‑84 and frequent lightning.

Rain and gusty south winds hit Portland on Wednesday, April 1. Cascades will see heavy snow and hazardous travel through Thursday.

Amazon agreed to pay $20.5M to settle claims its Boardman-area data centers worsened nitrate contamination; funds are slated to help well users in the Lower Umatilla Basin.

Cloudy and cool Tuesday. Rain moves in Wednesday with heavy Cascade snow possible into Thursday.

A National Weather Service winter storm watch covers parts of southern Oregon April 1–2. Mountain totals could reach 10–20 inches and ridgetop gusts near 40 mph, with hazardous travel expected on passes.

Clear, frosty Monday morning before a mostly sunny afternoon and highs near 58°F. Heavy rain and mountain snow are likely midweek.

Light rain moves through Sunday afternoon with a chilly, frosty start Monday. A stronger, wetter system is likely Wednesday, April 1.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 64°F. Midweek brings heavy rain and gusty winds Wednesday, April 1.