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By tomorrow morning, we’re going to see clouds increasing early, and a grayer start to the day. There is a slight chance we could get some drizzle or a sprinkle in the morning as well.
Today is our last day of comfortable temperatures, so enjoy the sunshine and nice temperatures tonight. You might be sick of that sun by next week!
Tomorrow will be another sunny day, aside from some patchy morning clouds and fog out along the coast. It will still be hot, and we will have another day of this heatwave, but temperatures will be significantly cooler into the afternoon and evening.
Today is going to mark the start of a stretch of some cooler and cloudier weather.
Tomorrow we will gradually see clouds clear to more sunshine and warmer, with most of us in the Willamette Valley in the low 80s.
Expect warm overnight temperatures in the low to mid 60s, then temperatures tomorrow afternoon will climb into the upper 90s, right around triple digits.
A fire caused extensive damage to a home in Gresham early Thursday morning.
Tomorrow will start off with a little more sunshine before we see clouds increasing through the day.
Tomorrow is going to be a wet day. Expect showers on and off throughout the day across the state.
Wednesday marks 23 years since the deadly terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2002.
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