Portland, Oregon – Portland residents should brace for a soggy Sunday, with rain moving into the area by late morning. With a 70% chance of rain expected, residents will face potential wet conditions as temperatures hover around 63°F. The wet weather could cause disruptions for commuters, especially along major routes like Interstate 5 and Interstate 84, where slippery roads and poor visibility may make travel hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will likely begin around 11 a.m. Sunday, with moderate to heavy showers expected through the afternoon. This could lead to slower traffic and increased travel times for drivers across Portland and surrounding areas, particularly on roads that have been impacted by earlier spring storms. The chance of rain is expected to persist throughout the day, with precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch.
Sunday’s high temperature will be a mild 63°F, offering a taste of the cool spring weather that has been typical this season. Winds will be light, shifting from the south-southwest at around 5 to 8 mph. As temperatures remain relatively moderate, Portland residents can expect a cloudy day with periods of rain and occasional breaks in the clouds.
In addition to the rain, Monday morning will bring continued unsettled weather with a 70% chance of more showers, so be sure to plan accordingly if you have any outdoor activities or early week travel plans. Keep an eye on weather updates throughout the weekend for possible changes or new alerts.
For now, it’s important to avoid any unnecessary travel during the heaviest rain periods, especially on rural roads and highways, which could become slick and dangerous. Stay informed and prepare for a wet start to the week.
