The National Weather Service (NWS) has forecast a string of showers over the next few days, so residents of Portland, Oregon, should keep their umbrellas handy. According to the National Weather Service Portland, Portlanders may anticipate “a chance of showers before noon, then a chance of showers after 2pm,” with a high of about 51 degrees and a largely cloudy sky. There is a 40% chance of rain today, with the potential for fresh precipitation totals of less than a tenth of an inch.
Tonight’s rainy weather is expected to get worse, with showers “mainly after 11pm.” As the National Weather Service predicts a 70% probability of precipitation and a moderate south-sea breeze of around 7 mph, Portlanders should also be ready to swiftly put on their waterproof clothing. There could be a tenth to a quarter of an inch of new precipitation. With an 80% chance of showers on Sunday, which is just a little bit less than the nearly definite 90% probability of rain expected on Sunday night, the prediction doesn’t appear to be slowing down.
The National Weather Service predicts that Monday will see more showers, mostly before 4 p.m., with a high of around 51 degrees and a consistent southeast wind as the workweek gets underway. Monday is predicted to have an 80% chance of rain, which might contribute to the city’s anticipated precipitation accumulation during the next days.
With a 40 percent probability on Monday night and a 20 percent chance on Tuesday, the showers seem to be getting lighter as the week goes on.By midweek, the National Weather Service predicts a break in the clouds with partly clear skies, with showers only threatening to make a minor reappearance at night. With the high expected to hover around a cold 47 degrees, all attention will then turn to Thanksgiving Day, when family and friends may congregate under “mostly sunny” skies. A brisk end to the holiday is anticipated on Thanksgiving evening, which is predicted to be partly cloudy with a low of around 34.
In a city accustomed to occasional downpours, monitoring NWS updates will be essential for anyone wishing to schedule their trips or commuting times around the less bad weather periods. To help Portlanders navigate the next wet days, the National Weather Service Portland website provides a comprehensive and thorough weather prediction along with real-time information.
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