More cloudy and cooler Sunday

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Cloudy with highs in the 70s on Sunday
Slight chance for a shower on Monday
Reheat again, but no heat wave next week

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Saturday was magnificent in the metropolitan region of Portland, with peaks in the 80s under a mainly sunny sky.

Changes are on the way! The clouds are already starting to move this evening, and Sunday will be a mainly cloudy and cooler day because a low pressure system begins to be done in the south from Canada. We may see the temperatures staying in the mid -1970s if we get a minimum of sunburn. Coupled with a calm wind – these are racing conditions quite ideal for half -westing athletes in competition in Salem tomorrow morning!

Update of fire conditions:

Burdin Fire near Bingen: The windy conditions continue this evening with gusts up to 25 MPH on Sunday morning, but the wind should start back during the day.

CRAM FIRE near Madras: Fresh temperatures are expected in the center of Oregon, with a slightly lower wind.

It’s been three weeks without rain … So do we have them in the forecasts?

The low pressure system is above us on Monday, but the models moved its positioning a little further north and east. As it will not be centered on us, it means that our chances of seeing the rain in Portland have dropped. A light shower could still occur for some of us, specifically in the morning, but that does not seem very promising. For this reason, we changed partially cloudy on Monday with a chance to sprinkle. It seems that northeast Oregon has a better chance of seeing the light rain and a pop-up thunderstorm in the afternoon.

Total rain planned until Monday(KPTV)

The high pressure resumes the rest of next week with warming temperatures and a sunnier sky. Wednesday will probably be the hottest, with 90 ° approaches. In summary, we expect a very light forecast without a sign of a heat wave in the next 7 to 10 days.

We will return to a summer model more typical for the rest of the work week, with temperatures that warm up to 90 degrees on Wednesday, then descending from Thursday to Saturday as a weakness develops. No waves of heat, and the nights stay cool!