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Portland could see passing sprinkles Friday under mostly cloudy skies; high 56
Portland could see passing sprinkles Friday under mostly cloudy skies; high 56
Portland could see passing sprinkles Friday under mostly cloudy skies; high 56

Published on: 12/20/2024

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Portland may see a few sprinkles Friday under mostly cloudy skies. Oregonian file photo.

Cloudy weather continues Friday as the Portland/Vancouver areas have a chance of seeing a few light showers during the day, likely around the lunch hour. The high temp will reach about 56 degrees.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/weather/2024/12/portland-could-see-passing-sprinkles-friday-under-mostly-cloudy-skies-high-56.html

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