What is the weather like in Portland?

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Portland, Oregon, is known for its diverse and often unpredictable weather, which can vary significantly throughout the year. Generally speaking, the city experiences a temperate maritime climate characterized by mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. During the winter months, from December to February, temperatures typically range from the mid-thirties to low fifties in degrees Fahrenheit. Rain is common during this time, with January often being the wettest month. As spring approaches, temperatures begin to gradually rise, and the weather can be quite variable, with sunny days interspersed with rainy ones. By late spring and into summer, the weather in Portland becomes more stable, with average temperatures in the seventies and eighties. The city enjoys relatively low humidity and plenty of sunshine during this period. As fall arrives, temperatures begin to cool again, and the rainy season returns. It is important for residents and visitors to stay informed about current weather conditions, as forecasts can change quickly in the Pacific Northwest. For the latest weather updates, one might consider checking local weather services or news outlets that provide current forecasts for Portland.
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Answered Aug 16, 2025

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