PORTLAND, Oregon — Day two of our cooler weather pattern. Today will be drier than Monday, although a spotty shower chance continues in the forecast. Skies will be partly cloudy with cool northwest breezes 5-15 mph. The snow level over the Cascades for flurries will be 3,000 to 4,000 feet.
A Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning is up for western Oregon and southwest Washington for Tuesday overnight into Wednesday morning. Widespread temperatures in the mid 30s and colder are expected. Many areas will drop to 32 degrees. Despite the chilly start, sunny skies will warm Wednesday afternoon temps into the 60s.
Thursday and Friday will be even warmer as the clear weather continues. Looks for valley highs warming back into the 70s.
Our weekend forecast is uncertain as some weather models show a chance of rain both days.
Meteorologist Rod Hill
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