Portland jumps into the low 90s Tuesday with a moderate heat risk in parts of the metro. A cooler midweek and weekend rain chances follow.

Sunshine will push inland neighborhoods into the mid‑80s today, with Tuesday near 92°F. Take water and avoid peak afternoon heat.

Sunny and breezy today with a quick warmup Monday–Tuesday. Parts of the I‑5 corridor could hit 90°F, and Small Craft Advisories affect coastal waters.

Sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 60s; gusty spots this weekend and a quick heat spike could push Portland into the 90s early next week.

State health officials warn microcystin detected at Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge; avoid water contact and keep pets away.

Cloudy start with afternoon gusts and a high near 67°F. A sharp warm-up Monday–Tuesday could push Portland into the 90s.

The Washington Supreme Court will decide June 11 whether to undo the 1,150‑MW Horse Heaven permit, a case that pits the state’s clean‑energy push against tribal and farmland protections.

Sunny and warm Thursday with highs near 86°F. Showers and isolated thunderstorms possible tonight, mainly over the Cascades; localized downpours could affect late commutes.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 81°F. Thunderstorms become possible Thursday, mainly over the Cascades.

A wind-driven grass fire near Blackwell Road triggered Level 1 and 2 evacuations; some residents may return but roadblocks remain overnight.

Cloudy, cool Tuesday with a slight chance of afternoon showers and gusty winds. Boaters face hazardous seas; a warmer, drier spell moves in midweek.

NWS warns of elevated sneaker-wave danger on the Oregon coast through Tuesday; waves can run far up beaches and roll heavy driftwood. Keep kids and pets close and stay back from the surf.

Steady rain and gusty south‑southwest winds arrive Monday, May 25. Expect wet commutes and gusty coastal conditions.