Camila Orti

We continue to see onshore flow through the next several days, keeping temperatures quite comfortable in the Pacific Northwest. An upper level trough is deepening slightly and stretching to the south tomorrow through Saturday, cooling down temperatures slightly and bringing us some additional cloud cover. Highs may stay in the mid 70s on Saturday with much slower clearing throughout the day.

It’s another gorgeous afternoon out there! Temperatures will end up a hair warmer than expected because we started a little bit warmer and the morning clouds mainly stuck to the coast. Highs will likely end up in the low 80s around the metro area.

Temperatures will range in the 80s this week before climbing into the 90s this weekend.

Temperatures cool off Thursday along with the chance for t-showers. Then, we'll dry out and heat things up this weekend.

We're expecting a slow warmup the next few days with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. Highs climb into the 90s early next week.

After Wednesday's lightning show, we have a cooler, calmer forecast in store. Friday will be sunny and warm but this weekend will be slightly cooler & cloudier.

The total number of acres burned in Oregon and Washington has now exceeded 1 million, with persistent dry and gusty conditions expected east of the Cascades. A new wildfire has started in the Mount Hood National Forest.

Outside of a few cooler days, our typical summer weather persists.

Temperatures climb into the mid to upper 80s Friday ahead of another cool down this weekend. There is a chance for a few showers Saturday but nothing significant. Temperatures briefly peak in the low 90s early next week.

Slightly warmer end of week but then a weekend cooldown. Today was a bit of a forecast bust.. Not a big one, but the clouds did not in fact linger like we