Update: Incudes the Coast. Extreme Heat expected Sun, Jun 14th-Tue, Jun 16th. Daytime highs 92-100°F with overnight lows 63-67°F. Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks. Don't leave people/animals in vehicles. Check on those who are vulnerable to heat. Beware of cold water shock.
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- Extreme Heat expected Sun, Jun 14th - Tue, Jun 16th. Daytime highs 92-100°F with overnight lows 63-67°F. Stay hydrated, take frequent breaks. Don't leave people/animals in vehicles. Check on those who are vulnerable to heat. Beware of cold water shock.
- NWS Portland repostedSe pronostican altas temperaturas. Manténgase fresco, hidratado y pendiente de sus vecinos. Visite nuestra página para recursos y actualizaciones del Condado de Washington. 👉 tigard-or.gov/BeattheHeat
- With things heating up this weekend, it's important to remember to protect yourself, friends and family, and those in your community. Here are some helpful tips to beat the heat on Sunday and Monday. #BeatTheHeat #ORwx #WAwx
- On June 6, an upper low moving over the Pacific NW supported shallow thunderstorms over SW Washington. An unusually intense storm was able to generate a strong downdraft despite limited environmental support, which resulted in a narrow damage swath in Meadow Glade, WA (Clark Co)
- Replying to @NWSPortlandWinds are expected to gust up to 30-35 mph at times Monday afternoon through Tuesday afternoon.
- Monday will be a cool & rainy day with steady rain through the day. By Tuesday morning, most locations will likely have observed anywhere from 0.4-1.0" of rain, except 1-2" in the Coast Range & Cascades. Expect breezy S to SW winds Monday afternoon through Tuesday afternoon.
00:00 - Did you receive any damage from today's thunderstorms? Let us know! Please provide: ➡️General location of damage ➡️Timing the damage occurred ➡️What the damage was ➡️Pictures of damage or funnel clouds ➡️Impacts (power out, roads closed, accidents, etc)
- Replying to @NWSPortland...Showers and storms should wind down quickly after 6 PM PDT Saturday. Be sure to go indoors if possible if you hear thunder or see a flash of lightning.
- Here is a radar loop as of 2:40 PM PDT Saturday. Numerous heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms continue over southwest WA and northwest OR. The strongest showers and storms are producing brief heavy downpours, small hail, gusty outflow winds and a few flashes of lightning...
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