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With the first storm system of the season due to arrive this weekend, we are generally expecting 1-2" of rain in the Willamette Valley from late Friday through late Sunday. 2-3" of rain will likely fall along the coast with locally higher amounts in the Coast Range & Cascades.

I know August seems early to think about Xmas, but I’ve learned two things from Rebecca recently; newsboy caps don’t only look amazing on Cillian Murphy, and this wonderful charity. Check it out! Givin’ feels a whole lot better than receivin’ unconditionalgiving.org

Masks are back. Beginning this Friday, all people in Multnomah County will be required to wear a mask in indoor public spaces, regardless of vaccination status. This applies to everyone age 5 or older. opb.org//article/2021/…

‼️ *Please note* the affected area of the river stretches from Sauvie Island to Ross Island.

Having a hard time seeing the sun this morning? It is not due to clouds aloft, but due to smoke from CA wildfires spreading northward at ~10-15k ft AGL. It should mainly remain aloft today. An incoming storm system will push it eastward tonight into tomorrow. #pdxtst #orwx #wawx

Puede prestarse un chaleco salvavidas gratuitamente, en quioscos localizados en parques como: el parque Glenn Otto, el parque Oxbow Regional, el parque Dodge y el parque estatal Dabney. No necesita una identificación ¡Los chalecos salvavidas SÍ salvan vidas!

Wearing a life jacket could save your life. Life jackets are free to borrow at kiosks at popular parks and boat ramps at Glenn Otto Park, Oxbow Regional Park, Dodge Park, Lewis and Clark Recreation Site, Chinook Landing and Dabney State Park. No identification required!

Always wear a PFD on the water because yahoos in power-boats do not care about other lives let alone human-powered vessels.

Se puede evitar que más personas se ahoguen en los ríos de Oregon, si llevan puesto un chaleco salvavidas.

We cannot stress this enough, wear a life jacket when swimming or boating! Deputies responded to the second fatal drowning on the Sandy River in two weeks Saturday. Neither swimmer was wearing a life jacket. They're available at most river beaches & ramps. flashalert.net/id/MCSO/146621

I remember a bunch of cool/drippy 4th of Julys in the 90s. But we haven't had a wet 4th in 20 years! This year will be a bit warmer than 2020...mid 80s Sunday afternoon in Portland

PF&R, Portland Parks, and ODF are working together to raise awareness as our region addresses the increased risk of wildfire. Two fire danger signs are in the Forest Park area, and eight more will be placed in Forest Park, Powell Butte and Rocky Butte over the next few weeks.

The sale of all fireworks has been banned in Portland. oregonlive.com/portland/2021/…

BREAKING: @PDXFire issues ban on all fireworks, effective immediately bit.ly/3waVstW

Another hot day today for inland areas. But, relief is on the way. S to SW wind will bring cooler air to the interior later today and mainly tonight. How nice, as temperatures drop back into 50s and 60s tonight. Little cooler on Tuesday, with highs 85 to 95. #pdxtst #orwx #wawx

Extreme heat wave expected this weekend, likely breaking several records. Make sure you're prepared for the heat! 🥤Stay hydrated 🕚Complete outdoor activities in the morning, or wait until the evening 🚗Do NOT leave kids or pets in a parked car #orwx #wawx #pdxtst #heatwave

Another hot day is in store today for areas away from the coast with high temperatures in the 90s expected for inland valley locations. Tomorrow will be noticeably cooler with highs ranging from the 60s along the coast to the lower 80s inland. #orwx #wawx

So far this calendar day, #Hillsboro has received 0.78" of rain. This is the most rain they've had on a calendar day since Jan 12, 2021, when they received 1.85". #orwx

Once again, due to ongoing dry conditions, Backyard burning, agricultural burning and burning with a permit is NOT allowed today in Multnomah County. Thank you for your understanding. For more information, visit: oregon.gov/deq/aq/Pages/B…