Here's a look at our daily high temperature forecast from July 4-10 to show what is most likely to occur during our upcoming heatwave. Although temperatures will most likely top out between 100-105 degrees over inland valleys, there is a 15-35% chance high temperatures will wind up reaching 110 degrees or warmer (worst case scenario). Either way, whether it's 100, 105, or 110, it will be HOT! This heatwave is also prolonged (at least 4 days straight, if not more) with poor overnight relief. Plea

38K views · 187 reactions | Rain will spread northward over northwest Oregon and southwest Washington this afternoon and evening. Here's a loop showing hourly timing of precipitation. | US National Weather Service Portland Oregon | Facebook

Most of the Willamette Valley and central Oregon coast haven't seen much in the way of rain today, but there's still some coming. The coast will see more than inland. Here's one model's depiction of the timing of when the rain will finally move south. | US National Weather Service Portland Oregon

6.3K views · 92 reactions | Back-to-back storms will bring rain, mountain snow, wind, and mudslide risks to the Pacific Northwest from Northern California into Oregon and Washington. Cities like San Francisco, Sacramento, Seattle, and Portland will see soaking rain from the storms. | AccuWeather | Facebook