Portland, OR – Rain will spread across Portland early Friday morning, accompanied by snowfall in the Cascades, potentially affecting travel. The National Weather Service predicts up to 1-3 inches of snow at higher elevations and widespread rain through Friday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, precipitation is set to begin around 4 a.m. Friday and will intensify as it moves eastward. Motorists traveling along I-84 and nearby Cascade foothills should prepare for reduced visibility, slick roads, and delays. Rainfall amounts are expected to remain light in Portland but could still cause localized pooling in low-lying areas.
Temperatures will hover near 49°F on Friday with winds reaching 6 mph. By Friday night, rain will taper off, leaving mostly cloudy skies and a low of 40°F. Saturday will bring a mix of light rain and clouds, with temperatures climbing to a high of 46°F.
Looking ahead, Sunday promises partial sunshine but a slight chance of morning rain, followed by patchy frost overnight. Temperatures will remain steady into Monday, where clear skies and frost will mark a cooler start to the week.
Travelers heading to higher elevations should monitor forecasts and carry chains if needed. Residents in Portland should keep umbrellas handy as intermittent rain continues into the weekend.
Be sure to check the latest updates from the National Weather Service for changing conditions.
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