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First Alert Weather Day: Gusty winds, rain, and possible thunderstorms (opens the original)
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The strongest winds have already passed for most areas, but gusty conditions will continue this morning, especially from the Central Willamette Valley north into Southwest Washington and the northern portions of the coast. Gusts up to 40 mph are still possible, especially in exposed areas and on elevated terrain. The strongest gust so far was 71 mph in Astoria, with most other strong gusts in the low to mid-50s and many areas seeing gusts in the upper 40s. Wind Advisories remain in effect for pa
First Alert Weather Day declared for Friday morning (opens the original)
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Rain and dangerous winds are moving in, with the worst conditions hitting Friday morning. We’ve declared Friday a First Alert Weather Day because of the combination of heavy rain and strong winds that could cause power outages across the region. Rain will arrive along the coast this afternoon and spread inland to the I-5 corridor this evening. Winds will pick up along the coast tonight, with gusts around 25-30 mph near Neskowin. The most dangerous conditions arrive Friday morning. Coastal winds
First Alert: Rain arrives in a big way later this week (opens the original)
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Today brings one more warm and dry afternoon before a major weather change. Inland temperatures will reach the mid-80s, while the coast stays cooler. Winds will turn westerly, helping push more of the lingering smoke east of the Cascades. Tomorrow brings a noticeable cooldown, with increasing clouds and a chance for light showers. Highs will fall into the low to mid-70s across the interior, making for a much different feel outdoors. Winds will also increase, especially through the Columbia River
One hot & smoky day (opens the original)
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The biggest change this week will be a noticeable drop in temperatures, making outdoor plans much more comfortable by midweek and into the weekend. After one hot day, afternoon highs will fall from the upper 80s and low 90s into the 70s. It will still feel hot inland today, with highs reaching the upper 80s to low 90s. The coast will stay much cooler, mainly in the upper 60s to mid-70s. There may also be some haze from wildfire smoke across parts of the central and northern Willamette Valley, th
First Alert Weather: Heat advisory continues as smoke slowly clears (opens the original)
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Yesterday’s smoke kept temperatures from reaching their full potential, with most inland valleys topping out in the low 90s. Today will bring another hot afternoon, with inland highs reaching the low to mid-90s. Heat Advisories remain in effect through this evening. Smoke will still linger, but air quality should slowly improve as the day goes on, with the most noticeable clearing arriving tonight into tomorrow. Tomorrow will stay warm, with inland temperatures around 90 to the low 90s. The diff
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