Cameron Landfield

Good morning. Today is starting out wet with showers wide spread. A trough is overhead and bringing energy into our mid atmosphere. We have an unstable day ahead with chances for showers all day. If sunshine breaks through the clouds, thunderstorms are possible as instability will be further enhanced in this situation. Cloud cover will keep temps down today. Expect high 60's inland with mid to low 60's along the Coast. Sunday will be slightly less active but the trough overhead will stick around through Monday.

Good Morning. Today we will watch the last bits of the weekend and Monday's trough exit as more summery weather moves in. High temps are set to take over through the mid week as we enter a blocking pattern. Today, however, will be just slightly above average temps with a bit of cloud cover in the morning. Clouds will quickly exit by the mid morning and sunshine will be plentiful. The usual suspects, UV and Pollen index will start to climb beginning today.

A multitude of factors hop temps up and bring nothing but sunshine for the remainder of the week.

Good morning. Today's forecast is extremely straight forward. We are under the exact same forces as yesterday with the high pressure overhead continuing to rise. This translates to an even hotter day inland with relentlessly sunny skies by the afternoon. Temps hit the high 80's today so be ready for the heat. The exception will once again be along the Coast. Pressure dynamics have ramped up the onshore flow this morning along the immediate Coastline. So, the marine layer this morning is the strongest we have seen this week. Low marine clouds will stay squashed down for most of the morning and keep the Coastal temps firmly in the low 60's.

Good Morning Everyone. We have another hot day in store. Pressure continues to rise overhead with today's afternoon temps being the hottest of this week. The morning once again begins with a push of marine clouds over the Coast and mostly clear conditions inland. Very little has changed since yesterday, but because of retained heat, the morning will be several degrees warmer, and that will carryover into the afternoon. I'd like to remind you once again that prolonged sun exposure and high temps can be dangerous to sensitive groups so be respectful of the weather. Saturday will see similar temps and conditions, but cloud cover will increase into the evening. A weak cold front arrives Sunday and brings the temps closer to average. A slight chance of rain will brush the Northern Coast and the foothills Sunday morning.

Good Morning. Today is going to be warmer than yesterday. We start off sunny and see no other prominent conditions. The Southern Coast will begin the day with some low cloud activity which will bake off through the early afternoon. Temps inland will be above the average, near 90, while the Coast will be about right on average in the mid 60's. This week moving forward, the passage of several ridge to trough patterns will lead to a couple rounds of low intensity cooling followed by heating with a slight chance for some showers in the most shower prone regions.

Good Morning. Today is going to be far less summery than Tuesday. We are being encroached on by a trough to our West. With this will come a wind shift that transfers colder air into the area along with the energy associated with a corresponding cold front. This morning begins with heavy cloud cover along the Coast spreading inland with a band of high clouds stretching far into the inland area tracking East. Clouds will increase in coverage from the late morning onward as the front moves closer. Temps will be down today with the Valley seeing mid 70's, the Basin at the high 70's, and the Coast in the low 60's. With the arriving front, slight shower chances begin tonight, but only in the most shower prone regions such as the Western slopes of the Coastal range. To our North, Portland will see some slightly more elevated shower chances.

Good Morning. The same features that brought yesterday's cooler and cloudier day are still overhead for today. So, we will once again start the day off with cloud cover for the majority of areas. Slight shower chances over the foothills and even the Valley present through mid morning. The main trough will be pushing East through the day, so its influence will become less pronounced into the afternoon. This will allow for clouds to begin clearing. A small ridge enters the region tonight, so Friday will be back to sunny, summery weather.

Happy Friday. Today, our upper level dynamics allow for drier air to flood into the region and scour out any remaining cloud cover through the morning. So, we will see full sunshine all day. This, in addition to a partially offshore wind will allow a significant warming to take place from yesterday. All inland regions will see temps in the 80's today. Light cloud cover along the Coast will dissipate early this morning, but temps will stay locked in at the mid 60's. The weekend brings another rapidly moving shortwave which will bring cloudier conditions back, especially for Sunday. This shortwave is weak and only brushes the PNW though, so weekend temps stay in the 80's. The extended forecast into next week looks very promising for a prolonged period of hot and dry.

Happy Saturday. Today is looking wonderful once again. We have a shift in the upper atmosphere that is just brushing by our area through Saturday and Sunday. This will allow some cloud cover to drift in, especially on Sunday. However, things will still remain mostly sunny. The overhead trough isn't very cold so out temps today aren't going to change much. Expect low 80's inland with mid 60's along the Coast. Sunday will have more cloud cover than today as the trough system pushes inland and moves East. Next week is set for heavy ridging with chances for triple digit temps by Friday.