There may be a somewhat longer respite ahead, but Sunday’s constant rain will subside a little in the afternoon, allowing for some lulls in between storms.
According to the National Weather Service, there will likely be showers through Monday before a comparatively dry Tuesday. Don’t get overly thrilled, though.
Tuesday night marks the return of wet weather, which will persist for the remainder of the week.
Rainfall is expected to be minimal on Sunday, with an average speed of tenths of an inch per hour. Concerns about flooding in the Portland area have decreased as a result.
Portland will have highs of 49 degrees before evening lows of 39 degrees.
Temperatures will be cooler Monday through Wednesday, peaking in the mid- to high-forties before dipping into the 50s on Thursday and continuing into the weekend.
The Cascades are still under a winter storm warning, which might result in dangerous driving conditions due to periods of heavy snow and strong winds. By Monday morning, 10 to 14 inches might accumulate in Willamette and Santiam passes, while Government Camp might receive 6 to 8 inches.
For The Oregonian/OregonLive, Elliot Njusedits writes about business and economic news. You may contact him at [email protected].
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