Portland's Washington's Birthday forecast predicts a 40% chance of late afternoon rain with partly sunny skies and a high near 53 degrees. Rain likely in the evening, with new rainfall possible.

The Oregon workforce experienced a spike in workers' compensation claims due to an Arctic chill, with slip and fall incidents reaching a 7-year high, affecting both worker safety and local businesses.

Multnomah County closed its severe weather shelters after a snowstorm missed Portland, having provided refuge for about 200 people. The shelters were a preemptive response to forecasts of snow that ultimately did not occur.

Two storm-damaged Portland schools will not reopen this academic year, affecting 900 students with closures until mid-August, frustrating parents and disrupting education.

The NWS Portland issued a wind advisory for eastern metro areas, with gusts up to 50 mph expected, cautioning of wind damage and advising residents to secure loose items.

Portland declares a state of emergency in anticipation of heavy snowfall and strong winds, as city officials prepare shelters and outreach for the homeless.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed precipitation for Portland, with showers, rain, and possible snow over several days, and temperatures in the 40s to mid-50s.

A dead endangered fin whale washed ashore at Sunset Beach, Oregon, showing signs of entanglement, emaciation, and possible orca wounds, with NOAA investigating the cause.

Portland offers federal and city aid to businesses affected by the January winter storm, with loans and grants available to help cover expenses and losses.

Portland and surrounding areas are under a Winter Weather Advisory with potential for up to 3 inches of snow and 40 mph wind gusts, impacting commutes. A Dense Fog Advisory was also issued until Wednesday morning.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Greater Portland and Vancouver areas due to low visibility, with conditions expected to improve later in the day.

The article details Portland's weather forecast, indicating scattered showers and cool temperatures with a mix of rain and potential snow throughout the week.

The EPA has issued new stricter standards for PM2.5 levels, drawing criticism from the Portland Cement Association due to concerns over the impact on the U.S. cement industry.