Dry and mild weekend with heating trend - the prospective week threatens on the horizon

Dry and mild

Tonight until Saturday evening: a comb is moving in

Get ready for dry and mild weather, while a comb over the region over the region via the region by Saturday. This comb will easily move south and east by Sunday and bring a shift in wind patterns.

Wind: Expect a north-northwest breeze on Friday, which will be transferred to a south-west river until the weekend. Saturday will see some afternoon and evening breeze, especially in the Grande Ronde Valley, with gusts 20-25 miles per hour.
Temperatures: The highs on Friday will mostly be in that 50sBut until Saturday we look at warming up! Most areas will see heights in the Low 60sWith parts of the Columbia basin In the mid -1960s– 10 degrees above the normal value For this season!
Rain chances: Almost nobody! The only exception is an opportunity for some Easy precipitation over the Washington Cascades late Saturday until Saturday evening.

Sunday to Thursday: Change samples

Sunday will still be under the influence of the weakening comb, but changes will come.

Rain chances:
- Sunday afternoon: A trough that moves easy precipitation to the cascades (15-30% chance).
- Monday certificate: Moisture from the Gulf of Alaska will keep a 20-50% rain probability About the cascades and 20-30% over the blue mountains.
- Wednesday Thursday: A new system will spread widespread moisture (40-70%) throughout the region, especially in central -alegon and higher heights, where rain opportunities jump 60-90%.
Wind:
- Wind Pick up on Sunday Afternoon and evening.
- The Columbia pool A 30-60% chance of 25 miles per hour windgusts possibly meet 45 miles per hour.
Temperatures:
- Sunday: Still warm, roughly 5-10 degrees above the normal value.
- Until Thursday: Cool, the temperatures fall 5-10 degrees below the normal value.