PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN) — Windy, warm, and sunny weather remains across the greater Portland & Vancouver metro areas on Friday.

PORTLAND, Oregon — KGW has issued a Weather Impact Alert for the dense fog in Portland and much of the Willamette Valley Wednesday morning. Visibility is expected to drop to near zero at times across much of the region. Low visibility is especially hazardous for morning commuters over downtown bridges in Portland.

Portland's weather forecast includes sun, fog, and rain with varying chances of precipitation and temperatures around 48 degrees.

Rain is almost a sure bet in Portland on Sunday afternoon, but forecasters predict a partly sunny start to the workweek.

This week, it’s all about a strong ridge of high pressure that will strengthen and anchor over the region this week. This will bring a string sunny days with dry

We've issued a Weather Impact Alert day for Wednesday, expecting hours of steady rain and possible hail across the area.

Portland is under an Air Stagnation Advisory with light winds and potential air quality issues until Sunday morning.

There’s a decent chance the North Coast gets rain through Sunday morning with just a sprinkle chance for us in Portland. We’ll see more sun breaks in the second half of the day with highs expected in the low 50s once again.

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KGW has issued a Weather Impact Alert for Tuesday, Dec. 9 and Wednesday, Dec. 10 due to a forecast for very heavy rain with the potential for flooding along rivers and landslides in steep areas. A series of weather systems will cause ongoing rain in the ...

The city of Portland is asking homeowners to be aware of the risk of potential flooding on Grand River. With rain and warmer than usual weather in the forecast, the city says a few buildings near the river are already seeing some water in their basements.

Portland sees patchy fog Tuesday morning, afternoon sunshine; high 50 Jan. 13, 2026, 5:37 a.m. Still, hope is not lost. While the weather is expected to be warm and dry for the foreseeable future, don’t write winter off just yet. February is generally the Portland area’s coldest month, Batz said.