This is the week for you if you like your winter weather to be very typical.
With overcast mornings and potential afternoon sun breaks, Portland is in for a run of chilly days with high temperatures that seldom rise above the mid-40s. That isn’t really noteworthy.
For the most part, the National Weather Service has even retracted its prediction of morning frost. In most metropolitan locations, early morning temperatures are not falling below freezing because of a low layer of clouds that retains some of the daytime heat. At least through Thursday, forecasters anticipate cloudy skies and comparable temperatures. There may be some frost the next morning in outlying locations that receive some clearing on some days.
Keeping that in mind, let’s go right to the specifics.
Tuesday’s clouds will maintain consistent midday temperatures. At 5 a.m., the temperature at Portland International Airport was approximately 37 degrees. Only about 40 degrees will be reached during the day.
Wednesday’s morning will be overcast once more, but the afternoon should see some slow clearing and largely sunny conditions. The temperature will rise to almost 40 degrees once more.
Thursday’s weather in Portland will be largely bright with some early clouds. The temperature should rise to over 45 degrees during the day. It is now anticipated that the rain that the weather service had predicted for Monday will remain around the shore and may even bring light precipitation to the mountains. In the valleys, nothing noteworthy will fall.
The majority of Friday is expected to be sunny, with highs of over forty-three degrees.
There is a chance that cooler temperatures may move into the area during the weekend, according to the extended forecast. Colder air will arrive from Canada, and precipitation will be prevented by a powerful ridge of high pressure. The forecast indicates a 50–60% likelihood of temperatures falling below 25 degrees on Sunday and Monday mornings. Sunny Saturday and Sunday should still see daytime highs in the low to mid-40s.
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