Oregon agencies are hosting a Wildfire Preparedness Weekend to educate on home defense against wildfires, with free admission sponsored by Portland General Electric.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain for Portland, Oregon, starting with a 50% chance after 3 a.m. and increasing to a 100% certainty on Thursday with winds making umbrellas ineffective.

Portland, Oregon, is set to experience a mix of sunny and rainy weather, with sunny skies today giving way to significant rainfall later in the week and continuing into the weekend.

The Oregon State Marine Board warns boaters of hazards like fallen trees in rivers due to heavy winds and rains, urging careful planning and vigilance.

Portland's weather forecast includes a sunny start on Monday, clouds at night, and sun on Tuesday, with a chance of showers late in the week and consistent rain over the weekend.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny days with highs in the low 70s at the start of the week, leading to brisk nights. Showers are expected to return by Thursday, continuing through the weekend.

The Oregon Marine Board warns boaters of increased river hazards from fallen trees due to winter storms, advising caution, scouting, life jackets, the Boating Obstructions Dashboard, group travel, and sharing float plans.

The article discusses Oregon's severe air quality issues due to wildfires, with a report showing Central and Southern Oregon being most affected in the 2023 season. It also mentions the OregonAIR app for AQI updates and DEQ's efforts in advisories.

Portland’s Public Environment Management Office is nominated for the 'Collaborator Award' at the 'Model the Way' Awards, recognized for its Problem Solver Network's practical approach to solving urban issues.

An audit outlines challenges for Oregon's DEQ, emphasizing strategic planning for environmental enforcement, inclusivity for BIPOC staff, and operating within financial limits.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and mild temperatures for Portland, with highs of 73°F, ideal for outdoor activities, and clear nights ahead, but suggests possible showers over the weekend.

A frost advisory has been issued for the Portland area, with potential damage to sensitive plants expected. After the cold spell, a warming trend with higher temperatures is anticipated.

President Biden approves federal disaster relief for Oregon following January ice storms, enabling state, tribal, local entities, and certain nonprofits to receive funds for repairs and replacements.