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We may struggle to get out of the 60s in Portland Monday. The system coming through will be a light rain event, as most of us in the lowlands are expected to get less than a tenth of an inch.
The severe thunderstorm watch for our region will expire at 9 p.m., with models putting the bullseye for the most rain right over Mount Hood, stretching northwest into Washington.
It'll be very wet for many areas through the Cascades tonight through Friday! Models are giving some areas in the mountains around an inch of rain or more, while some spots in the valley may only get a tenth of an inch.
The cooling trend continues through midweek as a trough starts to dig into the region, bringing us a combination of clouds and sunshine and pretty pleasant temperatures.
Temperatures will keep cooling through midweek! Expect morning clouds and a mostly sunny afternoon Monday with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. It'll be a beautiful start to the work week.
Clear skies will lead to chillier overnight temperatures this coming week, but plenty of sunshine!
A ridge of high pressure is taking over for a good chunk of the work week, so plan on a stretch of mostly sunny and dry days! It will get much chillier overnight though, and patchy fog and frost are possible with lows in the low 30s over the next seven days.
A cold weather advisory kicks off tonight for the coast, western valleys and foothills of the Cascades because the breezier conditions will make it feel quite cold-- 10 to 25-degree wind chill Monday morning with widespread frost
Thursday night to Friday morning is our window for shower chances, although models haven't 100 percent agreed on how strong that passing front will be. We may just get some cloudier skies and stay dry.
We should stay dry through the day on Thursday but see increasing cloud cover. The weather pattern gets interesting Friday and beyond. What we know for sure is that an active, wet weather pattern is on the way starting with rain or showers early Friday morning.
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