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We'll have an increased chance of thunderstorms Friday evening, but it will be another warm and sunny day leading up to that. Some showers and cooler weather will settle in this weekend and next week.
We will see more rain to start the day tomorrow, then get drier through the evening. Warmer and mainly dry days will continue through the weekend.
Staying very warm through next week. Warmest day of the year comes Sunday, with a hot afternoon!
Showers arrive overnight, but quickly fade in the morning. Expect clouds to clear to sunshine, then a hot and sunny day Sunday. Next week remains warm and mostly sunny.
Here's your FOX 12 Oregon Friday evening forecast for May 1, 2026.
Many metro area spots will likely touch 90 degrees Sunday, which is why we are calling a First Alert Weather Day. Temperatures will cool back into the 70s next week.
Cooler, cloudier weather with occasional showers will stick around through the weekend, along with returning mountain snow in the Cascades. Drier and milder spring weather gradually returns next week.
The forecast remains warm and dry through Sunday, but we're tracking an area of low pressure that will bring scattered showers Memorial Day through Wednesday morning.
Severe storms in parts of eastern Oregon tonight, with strong storms possible in Cascades and Gorge. Much calmer and cooler into the weekend.
