On Thursday, another storm will bring a round of rain and wind to the coastal Pacific Northwest, with a fresh round of snow, some heavy, spreading across the mountains from the Cascades to the ...

Dailymotion. Active pattern continues in the Pacific Northwest next week. Posted: March 22, 2025 | Last updated: March 22, 2025. Rain and snow in the west with strong to severe thunderstorms in ...

We’re expecting calm weather through the rest of today and most of Monday as high pressure builds over the Pacific Northwest.

The entire state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest is facing high wildfire danger across July, August and September. Here's ...

La Niña bringing colder, wetter pattern to Pacific Northwest. ... which would lead to more days of rain in the lowlands while snow falls in mountains.

This drier weather pattern carries over into Friday as a moderate to strong atmospheric river continues to take shape over the Pacific Ocean. Rain showers are expected to increase late in the day ...

Dry, clear and cold conditions in Portland and throughout the Pacific Northwest are likely to continue for at least another week. David Bishop is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service ...

The latest seasonal outlook shows that familiar La Niña pattern with increased odds of cooler and wetter-than-average conditions from late fall into spring.

A pair of potent storm systems known as atmospheric rivers are spreading rounds of rain and snow across the Pacific Northwest and Northern California over the next several days. The first storm is ...

This is a cool weather pattern, and high temperatures will be about five degrees cooler than mid-March averages. Highs through the weekend are forecast to range from the mid-40s to lower 50s, with ...

The jet stream pattern is often altered by patterns of rain and thunderstorm activity in the tropics. These patterns release large amounts of heat, causing the properties of the atmosphere, like ...

The return of wetter-than-normal conditions would fall in line with typical La Niña conditions for winter, which brings higher chances of colder and wetter weather over the Pacific Northwest.