PORTLAND, OREGON – After a chilly Easter weekend, Portland will see a mix of sunny days and potential frost this week. While clear skies will dominate Monday through Wednesday, residents should be prepared for a sharp drop in temperatures overnight, with frost risks returning by Monday night.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will be a sunny day, with a high of 59°F, followed by partly cloudy skies Tuesday and a high near 65°F. On Monday night, expect a low of 40°F, with a slight chance of frost after midnight. Be cautious on the roads if you’re heading out early Tuesday morning, as temperatures will dip to near freezing in some areas.
The rest of the week will bring mostly clear skies, with highs reaching 70°F on Wednesday. Thursday will see some clouds rolling in, but temperatures will remain mild, with a high of 71°F expected. By Friday, a slight chance of rain is in the forecast, but no significant weather events are predicted.
Travelers should be aware of potential morning frost on Monday and Tuesday, especially in rural areas or regions outside of Portland’s downtown core. It’s advisable to check road conditions before heading out, especially if driving to more elevated areas like the foothills of Mount Hood, where frost could be more widespread.
Five-Day Forecast:
- Monday: Sunny, high of 59°F; low 40°F with frost possible
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high of 65°F; low 40°F
- Wednesday: Sunny, high of 71°F; low 44°F
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, high of 71°F; low 47°F
- Friday: Partly cloudy, high of 59°F with a chance of showers
