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hi everybody hope you are having a good Labor Day weekend of course one more day to go with the holiday on Monday then back to work Tuesday um I do want to let you know that shower chance that we talked about much of last week for overnight tonight and labor day is already starting to show up along the coast and certainly once we get into the evening hours we will begin that shower threat uh here in the valley so what you're looking at this is the the upper level map the American GFS map tomorrow morning Monday morning Labor Day at 5:00 a.m. and you can see the low off of the Oregon coast again it still looks like it's going to cut right up through Oregon not a lot of shower activity expected with this but the chance it will bring and in fact we have some rain along the central beaches right now now once this closes I think on the back side of it we have a a a fairly comfortable Tuesday with morning clouds to afternoon sun but then just like that check out Wednesday's map Upper Ridge redeveloping and we go on another run another run starting Wednesday of 90° temperatures so Labor Day shower chance question mark yeah looks like at least a chance more 90s to come and that's kind of the highlight of what this video is going to be talking about um real quick look back at what the highs were again I'm meteorologist Rod Hill coming to you from the Portland Oregon area in Vancouver Washington uh we made it to 99 degrees in Portland it was it went 93 on Thursday which matched my forecast high it went 96 on Friday which matched my forecast high my forecast high yesterday Saturday was 98 and we hit 99 so pretty pretty good forecasting in terms of pinpointing the highs for you Hillsboro matched Portland which was the warmest up and down the valley Salem was 97 up in Ked County Kelo 96 Eugene was 96 degrees as well none of those by the way were records okay quick shout out to the momentous wealth podcast again listen on Apple podcast listen on Spotify it's a simple search momentous wealth podcast and you get the entire Library coming up of different investment topics updated uh usually about every other week from local investment firm momentus wealth management we thank them for sponsoring my YouTube channel okay let's talk about what's going on right now if you're going to watch this this afternoon again putting this down it's now 2:18 on a Sunday and here's what I'm talking about no lightning detected so far but some heavy rain Pockets just south of tmok along the coast and radar picking up that there might be some showers in other locations as well I think a lot of this is false returns but certainly not what's along the coast at the noon hour and we are unstable so the chance of a Rumble of Thunder is absolutely something that is in the forecast let me just go down here's the upper level low on the current map again off the coast of California and then over here you can see the cloudiness kind of spiraling up along the Central Coast no lightning closest lightning detected is all the way over into Utah and uh and the state of Colorado so so far we are lightning free but there is the threat of lightning strikes overnight tonight and also uh tomorrow morning here's the way it looks um on our live camera Network you know we have partly cloudy skies Inland but if you have friends spending their holiday weekend at the beach it's cloudy from gear by the Sea looking back at till Mett and seaside down in Lincoln County there's the channel house all Inland areas are at least partly sunny there's the in At Otter Crest south of Depot Bay overcast and again we know we have those rain showers that I mentioned a moment ago showing up on radar here's the uh animation of this low that will bring us the threat of scattered showers Inland to this evening and tomorrow so here it is at 5:00 pm today and again here's the low you can see enclosed 573 Contour then all these colors are little bits of energy what we call positive ority but they help kind of highlight the energy field or the the most likely rain shower field if you will around these lows so here we are getting into um overnight tonight you see the low right there you can see a rain threat with some positive ortis over the Cascades let me go and play this into tomorrow morning there it is now remember last week we said maybe the rain stay south of Portland and Salem and off to the East and here's why this low itself is tracking across Southern Oregon tomorrow morning and then in the afternoon migrates northward up into the benon river area or even a little bit slightly uh south of that but certainly bring scattered showers into Eastern Oregon tomorrow as well if this is absolutely correct the best chance for scattered showers for Portland Salem and Vancouver would be this evening overnight tonight and tomorrow morning again this is in the chance category meaning we may not see any rain um here locally but there will be some scattered showers near the slow absolutely and again already we're seeing some scattered showers along the Central Coast on this Sunday um if I play this into Tuesday Morning the low weekends announce over here in northeastern Oregon and Idaho we get a northwesterly flow on the back side of this if you look at the contouring and that looks like it has a good chance to bring us a marine deck of cloud cover Tuesday Morning once we clear Tuesday afternoon we'll start to see high pressure ridging take hold and just like that we're going to get back into some hot weather so here's the overall the regular contouring of the 18,000 foot 500 milar flow pattern again here we are this afternoon that low down off the California coast I'm just going to play this quickly here we are tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 pm lows weakening as it moves across South Central Oregon here we are Tuesday the low weekends it moves all the way to Montana and just like that here's the ridging developing so we're seeing some ridging developing out in the Pacific and then this 591 high is going to start moving northward up into the Western us and it all becomes kind of one big high so strong ridging takes place Tuesday right now weather models love us being in the mid90s on Wednesday and Thursday has the potential to be upper 90s to 100 much like we just saw on this past Saturday so here's here's the ridging and I'll just go and play this into Thursday yeah 594 High rid axis well up into Canada this is all above normal weather um still potentially a 90 degree day on Friday but the ridge flattens see now the ridge AIS that was north of Washington now the ridge AIS Friday is north of Montana we we have a strong pressure height of 584 but that's what they call a flattening Ridge so it should take the the most extreme heat out of our weather forecast and then we continue to cool off as we go into the weekend watching this big low offshore I don't see it producing any rain through this upcoming week right now I've got Saturday and Sunday both drive this upcoming weekend with temperatures cooling back down into the 80s but this is going to hang out and the question mark is does it actually come Inland at some point next week here's Tuesday this this would be a week from this Tuesday um looks like September 10th and some of the miles just keep this offshore never really give us rain from it but note that once we get past this upcoming week that's certainly something we'll be watching so uh here are the current numbers boy right now I'm going to make the assumption that Portland probably stays in the 80s maybe upper 80s today but likely not hitting 90 based on 81 degrees at 2m 94 down in Medford 98 there expected this afternoon and then with that just jump to Wednesday when we get that Nicks big high pressure Ridge Building 100 10300 so overall it's a hot forecast little bit more nice on the holiday Monday Labor Day is 86 degrees down there all right Central Oregon 94 today there's that chance of a thunderstorm with some cloudiness as that low moves across South Central Oregon on Monday Labor Day chance of a scattered storm over in Bend after that it's all back to Sun and it's in the mid 90s on Thursday and Friday okay what about our neighbors up to the north Seattle 83 today this is a dry forecast remember all the action that low that I'm looking at is in Oregon not Washington so absolutely Seattle's dry 73 Monday and Tuesday and then a bit warmer 84 degrees on Thursday okay Newport chance of showers this afternoon yes we are seeing that on the radar chance of showers lingering at least Monday morning Labor Day yes after that it's all dry and warming into the upper 80s may excuse me upper 70s maybe 80 on Wednesday and Thursday of this week a lot of sunshine coming uh to the coast here's Eugene uh mostly sunny tomorrow this is not showing a rain chance but overnight tonight and tomorrow morning is certainly Bears watching that there could be a shower chance um otherwise there's the hot weather 95 Eugene on Wednesday 97 Thursday 95 Friday 93 Saturday wow how about that crazy crazy crazy here's Portland 7-day forecast so 89 this afternoon at least 85 86 maybe 89 that shower chance this evening overnight tonight and tomorrow morning which could also you know div up a Rumble of Thunder again this is a chance I'm not sure if we get anything in our local area or not it will be cooler tomorrow enough Cloud that's only 77 clouds to Sun and 80 on Tuesday and then we're of and running with sunny hot weather 95 Wednesday 98 Thursday 92 Friday and there's that cool down into the weekend 87 degrees uh Before I Let You Go those of you that are still watching so the August report uh for PC site specific the average excuse me the yeah the average high temperature for the month was 83 degre that was about a degree above normal the average low was 60 that was a degree and a half above normal the mean temperature now think about this what made what made news last month August the fact that it wasn't that hot that made news right but yet we still averaged 1.2 degrees above normal and August was a month that produced 11 days or 30 of the days stayed under 80 and that's what we remember it was more comfortable than what we have been seeing we had 11 days last month that failed to get up to 80 degrees that stayed mostly in the 70s one of those days was only in the 60s but you know it's amazing to me that as cool as it seemed the average was still above normal so uh that just tells you how low normals levels are of temperature thresholds compared to what we seemingly are getting used to right does that make sense okay I'm meteorologist Rod Hill have a good Labor Day holiday and I'll talk to you soon