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The Portland City Council adopted its annual budget for the next fiscal year, closing a budget gap of more than $160 million.
Friday will be warm & sunny, but we're tracking a cooldown this weekend. A few showers are possible Saturday, mainly at the coast.
It was another hot and smoky day, with air quality continuing to deteriorate through the day. By this afternoon, most air quality sensors in the Portland area were showing “unhealthy” air quality. We’ll see more wildfire smoke tomorrow, causing air quality concerns once again. An air quality advisory will remain in effect tomorrow.
By: Drew Reeves
The Portland City Council is set to vote on an ordinance that would ban right turns on red lights at some of the city’s most dangerous intersections.
Students with Evergreen Public Schools went back to class Monday morning.
We see our biggest change of the weekend arriving later today, with a few showers into the night. Right now, it looks like rain will likely hold off until late afternoon to evening for our western valleys.
Expect light rain Sunday afternoon, then a mostly drier week. Temps remain cool until midweek, where summer returns with hot and sunny afternoons.
Dry and warm weather continues through most of this forecast. Temperatures take a brief dip early next week.
Expect morning clouds, then afternoon sunshine with warm days this weekend. We'll turn a little cooler next week.
We’re going to look at drier conditions going into this evening, with some clearing to partly cloudy skies tonight. Overnight, temperatures will drop to the mid to upper 40s. Nights and mornings will be getting chillier over the next few days. Tomorrow will be a cool day, with a high around 60° and a few showers possible, mainly in the afternoon and early evening. Expect to see the sun mixed with the clouds and chance for showers.
