Central Lincoln PUD

ALT A National Weather Service (NWS) Portland infographic titled "STRONG WINDS" for Thursday, Dec 18, 2025. Text Summary: High Wind Watch until 7 PM Thursday: Southwest winds with maximum gusts up to 60 mph affecting the Central Oregon Coast and Central Oregon Coast Range. Wind Advisory until 7 PM Thursday. South winds with gusts up to 45 mph affecting the North Oregon Coast Range, Willamette Valley, and Portland/Vancouver Metro. Impacts: Downed trees and power outages due to a combination of high winds and saturated soils. Preparedness Actions: Secure outdoor objects that can easily blow around. Move away from downed power lines; if a line touches your car, stay inside and call for help. Use extra caution if operating a high-profile vehicle.

ALT Gusty south winds Wednesday afternoon through Wednesday night (Feb. 28-29, 2024). WHAT: Gusty south winds Wednesday afternoon through Wednesday night. WHERE: Strongest along the central Oregon coast with gusts up to 50-55 mph. Gusts up to 30-45 mph inland. Secure loose outdoor objects, including garbage cans. Isolated power outages and tree damage possible. While unlikely, it's always best to be prepared for a potential outage. Avoid forested areas.

ALT Freezing rain is expected for the Willamette Valley, Southwest Washington, Columbia River Gorge, Hood River Valley, and North/Central Coast Range starting Tuesday morning lasting through early Wednesday morning. Ice accumulations are forecast between 0.10 to 0.50 inch. Stock up supplies for potential power outages and additional falling trees. If you have to travel, slow down and use extra caution. Ice conditions will make for EXTREMELY dangerous travel. Monitor the lastest forecast at weather.gov/portland. For road conditions, visit tripcheck.com or call 511 for Oregon, and wsdot.com/travel/real-time/map for Washington.

ALT High temperature range forecast on Sunday. 80s at the Oregon coast. Lower 90s inland.

ALT Sunday forecast Heat Risk. Moderate heat risk for most locations in NW Oregon and SW Washington. Major heat risk for the Porltand/Vancouver metro area.