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Here's the spring weather that many of us have been waiting for! 🌷 ☀️ Expect mostly sunny skies this week with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s across the Willamette Valley. To view the forecast for your specific location, visit weather.gov/portland #ORwx #WAwx

With upcoming sunny skies and warmer weather, please be aware of the risk associated with swimming in cold water. Cold water can pose a risk to anyone swimming in rivers, streams, and lakes. Take precautions and enjoy the sunshine! ☀️#ORWX #WAWX

Razor clammers beware, there are marginal risks for sneaker waves tonight through tomorrow morning. The risk is greatest around high tide (about 3 am) before dawn, but be aware of the potential for sneaker waves if taking the risk in the morning. #ORWX #WAWX

Most locations observed light rain early Saturday morning, albeit not much. Although rain is over with for the rest of the day, expect occasional rain showers to return Sunday. Temperatures will be noticeably cooler on Sunday with highs in the 50s for most lowland locations.

Areas of frost are possible across much of the region early Tuesday morning, April 22nd. Plant growers or those with agricultural interests should prepare for temperatures of 32-36F which may damage outdoor plants. #orwx #wawx

☀️ Today through Thursday are looking dry and warm as high pressure builds over the area. 🌧️ Friday into the weekend, the next system will return cooler and wetter weather. Here are probabilities of 24 hour rainfall exceeding 0.25 inch between 5 AM Fri - 5 AM Sat. #ORwx #WAwx

The warmest day of the week is expected on Thursday with widespread high temps in the 70s across the lowlands, except upper 50s to mid 60s at the coast. Cannot completely rule out high temps peaking at 80 degrees in Portland (25% chance). Turning cooler over the upcoming weekend.

In the office today, we're having a debate on whether or not today is the perfect day. High temps will still rise in the afternoon, but areas with clouds won't warm up too much more. Lows tonight into tomorrow are expected to be in the 40s. #ORWX #WAWX 💐🌷

April showers finally return to the area! ☔️ There will be some precipitation starting as soon as this evening for SW Washington and continuing through tomorrow. For the most up-to-date forecast for your area, go to weather.gov/portland and click on your location. #ORWX #WAWX

What a roller coaster of a week!🎢For Portland, temps could rise as high as 85 degrees F on Thursday🥵and then cruise back down to highs of 62 degrees F on Saturday🥶. The showers🌧️will cool the area down on Friday and Saturday, but sunshine☀️returns Sunday! #ORWX #WAWX

With daytime highs in the 80s tomorrow, there could be an increased desire to swim in rivers, streams, and lakes. Be cognizant that warmer temperatures do not mean warmer water and there is risk associated with swimming in cold water. Be aware and stay safe! #ORWX #WAWX

One of the things we are looking at right now with our OR and WA State Climate Office partners is how quickly things dried out in April. This link will take you to option to report to the Drought Impact Reporter from a computer or mobile device. droughtimpacts.unl.edu/Tools/Conditio…

Today is National Heat Stroke Prevention Day! nhtsagov's prevention day can increase consciousness for proactivity in keeping yourself cool and hydrated during warmer temperatures.

Today will be the warmest day of the week as temperatures climb into the 80s throughout much of NW Oregon & SW Washington. The coast will stay mild, but for the urban areas around the Greater Portland/Vancouver Metro, & the lower I-5 corridor, conditions will be much warmer.

May is National Wildfire Awareness Month! This week's posts highlight defensible spaces that act as a barrier to slow or halt the progress of fires. Maintaining and moving outdoor fuels into zones can protect your home. Find more resources to prepare at wildfire.oregon.gov/prevention.

May is National Wildfire Awareness Month! This week's posts highlight defensible spaces that act as a barrier to slow or halt the progress of fires. Strengthening your home inside and out can aid in mitigating damage. Find more resources to prepare at wildfire.oregon.gov/prevention.

May is National Wildfire Awareness Month! This week's posts highlight defensible spaces. Following fire weather condition do's and don'ts can keep you and your community safe and prevent one less wildfire. Find more resources to prepare at wildfire.oregon.gov/prevention.