Portland, OR – After a soggy weekend start, Portland gets a brief weather reprieve Monday as rain ends and fall sunshine returns across the metro. Expect soaked roadways and reduced visibility Sunday, especially along I-84 and Highway 26 during peak travel hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Portland, rain will intensify Saturday night with gusts up to 26 mph. Sunday remains wet and breezy, with showers likely all day and highs hovering near 60°F. Conditions begin to calm by late Sunday night, setting up for a drier and more seasonable Monday.
Monday morning will be crisp, with temperatures near 45°F and lingering dampness. Patchy fog is possible in the early hours, especially around the Columbia River and East Portland. Highs rebound to 61°F under mostly sunny skies—perfect for fall errands, outdoor events, or final Halloween decorating.
The dry window continues through Tuesday before rain chances return Wednesday and linger into Friday. Midweek highs will stay mild, but wet commutes are likely to make a comeback by Thursday morning.
No advisories are currently posted, but residents should prepare for slick roads and changing visibility through early Sunday evening. Keep drains and gutters clear to reduce minor flooding in low-lying areas.
Five-Day Weather Outlook for Portland, OR:
- Monday: Mostly sunny after patchy morning fog. High near 61°F.
- Tuesday: Slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, high near 61°F.
- Wednesday: Rain likely. Cloudy, high near 60°F.
- Thursday: Rain continues. High near 60°F.
- Friday: Rain likely. Cooler, with a high near 59°F.
