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Summer Is Taking a Break. Get Ready for a 20 Degree Temperature Drop Later This Week.

You can put your air conditioner back in storage for now.

Portland Breaks Two Consecutive Records For Hottest June Days

Well, we broke another heat record Portland.

The First Heat Wave of 2019 Is Here, and the Portland Area Could See Record Breaking Temps This Week

It’s time to break out the air conditioning.

Portland Agencies Warn That While Outside Temperatures Heat Up, Local Rivers Are Still Dangerously Cold

It’s starting to feel like summer in Portland, and the 80-plus degree days beckon a dip in the river. But, local agencies warn that while outside temperatures are creeping towards sweltering, river temperatures are still dangerously low.

Boaters Advised to Avoid Willamette River as High Water Dislodges Logs and Debris

WW’s news partner KATU floated the river today with Portland Fire and Rescue, capturing on video the mess that has accrued as water levels swell.

Swelling Willamette and Columbia Rivers Could Flood Parts of Portland This Weekend

It’s unusual for Portland to get flood warnings this time of year, but the National Weather Service says heavy rain from Northeast Oregon is overwhelming local watersheds.

The Willamette River Is Swelling, But It’s Unlikely to Flood in Portland

This is the latest time in any spring that Northwest Oregon has seen flooding rivers.

It Has Rained More Often in the San Francisco Bay Area This Year Than in Portland

So far this year, the city’s rainy day record has been surpassed by San Francisco, San Jose and Santa Rosa. The Bay Area’s ABC7 News reports that San Francisco and San Jose have both seen 46 days of rain so far, whereas Seattle has seen 39 and Portland’s received 42.

National Weather Service of Portland Issues Flash Flood Warning For Eagle Creek Burn Area

Heavy rainfall in the Columbia River Gorge today has prompted the National Weather Service of Portland to issue a flash flood warning for the Eagle Creek Burn area.

After a February of Blizzards, Oregon Snowpack Levels are Now Above Average For Most of the State

During the shortest month of the year, record amounts of snow and rain dumped over Oregon. The stormy weather—while destructive—has caused snowpack levels to soar above average throughout the state.

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