A high‑pressure ridge will push highs above 90°F across Portland and Central Oregon starting Monday, even as growing Central Oregon wildfires keep fire danger elevated.

Sunny weekend with inland highs into the 80s and a warmup to around 90°F early next week.

At a Portland earthquake conference, engineers warned that highways, water and fuel corridors need faster, coordinated investment to survive a Cascadia quake.

Clackamas County has raised park fire danger to High; campfires are limited to designated pits and flames capped at 12 inches. Officials urge portable stoves and full extinguishing.

Cloudy morning clears to highs near 81°F; warming into the low 90s is possible early next week. Cooling centers and transit help are available.

Mostly cloudy and about 61°F early Thursday. Scattered morning showers and a few thunderstorms, then drier and warmer through the weekend.

Union County has enacted a countywide burn ban effective immediately as hot, dry conditions leave fuels critically dry. Officials say only regulated ag burns and gas/pellet grills are allowed.

Sunny and warm today with a late-night chance of showers. Cooler Thursday, then the heat returns this weekend.

Governor Tina Kotek declared drought emergencies in Curry and Union counties as record-low snowpack and early melt tighten summer water supplies across Oregon.

Sunny and hot today with inland highs near 90°F. Rain is likely late Wednesday into Thursday and cooling centers are open.

Clark County's fire marshal will impose a countywide burn ban starting at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday; existing permits are voided and strict rules govern campfires and pits.

Sunny and warm this week in Portland, with highs near 87°F Monday and a slight chance of showers late Wednesday into Thursday.

Cool morning, sunny and warming to about 80°F today. Gusty northwest winds and coastal advisories expected into Monday.