Tuesday is primarily cloudy, continuing Portland’s trend of dry days.
Other than the chance of minor sprinkles overnight Tuesday as light rain moves into the southwest Washington area, no rain is anticipated. Over the course of the day, Portland will see more clouds and a high of roughly 48 degrees.
Additionally, through roughly Thursday, the National Weather Service predicts that east winds will be high every afternoon in the western Columbia River Gorge and the eastern Portland/Vancouver area. In the afternoon and evening, gusts of up to 45 mph are likely.
With partly sunny skies and a high temperature of roughly 52 degrees, Wednesday is expected to be a warmer day.
It should be largely sunny on Thursday. Before a low pressure system moves south out of Alaska, the high is predicted to reach close to 51 degrees, and by late afternoon, cloud cover will start to rise.
Early Friday am seems a good bet right now, while the exact time of the rain’s arrival is still up in the air. Snow is expected along the Cascades during this brief period, and rain is expected to persist until Saturday. Currently, extended predictions predict a mostly gloomy but dry weekend in the Portland region.
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