The incredibly stable weather pattern over the Pacific Northwest continues for 7-8 more days, then we’re likely entering a wetter setup next Thursday or Friday. Strong high pressure remains over the region, blocking storms from approaching the West Coast.
It backs off a little to the west tomorrow and Friday, allowing a mainly dry weather disturbance to drop out of Canada. Most of the cold air associated with this system heads over and east of the Rockies, but we’ll get some clouds later tomorrow through the first half of Friday. The chance for a shower is quite small Friday morning.
TONIGHT THROUGH THE A.M. COMMUTE
More of the same! Last night Portland dropped to 25°, the coldest of the season so far. Expect just 1-2 degrees warmer tonight.
There may be a spot or two of freezing fog late tonight or Thursday morning, otherwise it’s uneventful weather with a breezy …