Joe joins us now for weather.
And Joe, I, I have to
admit something to you.
I, I turned on the heat
this morning at my house.
You know what? It's just like it
was in my house because we had
the heat on yesterday and today
and my wife decided, hey, let's
flip the fire on too. I'm like,
it's it's late August, you
guys. But I think a lot of people got
excited about that little hint of fall.
I think, you know, a lot of people
might be thinking of that special drink.
I'm not gonna name the name of the drink,
but we all know what I'm
talking about. Is there
it is, there
it is. It's hopefully you guys
enjoyed the cool down because.
We're gonna be seeing some
warm temperatures again.
Our stretch of a heat returns and
we're looking at 23 days so far
with temperatures 90 or above
well over the next three days.
We can make it 2425 and
26 so far this summer,
which we're getting pretty close to
seeing the one of the hottest summers,
at least on on record here
the last couple of years.
I'll get to that in a quick second,
but the cool place to be right
now is along the Oregon coast,
a little windy at times,
winds coming in from the
northwest about 20 miles an hour.
Right now we're seeing temperatures in
the low 60s and looking at the weather
headlines again the next three days.
We go back to what we have been
seeing here in the last few weeks
of sunny and hot conditions.
Tuesday is going to be the hot
day of the week with temperatures
flurrying with 100 degrees.
But again daytime highs jump back
into the low to mid 90s over the next
couple of days and it short lived,
it's three days and then heading
into a later part of this week we'll
be seeing much cooler conditions.
Right now we're seeing a temperature
of 81 degrees for late August.
That's actually below where we
should be by a couple of degrees,
but we are going to be going above
normal over the next couple of days.
So we're going to see another
Ridge of high pressure development.
It's gonna be kind of.
Growing in strength.
Over the next couple of days,
let's bring in Futurecast.
I'll show you what you won't be
seeing and that is the precipitation.
Again, we're sitting at 53 days in a
row with no measurable amount of rain.
And that stretch is going to continue
over the next couple of days.
And again, if we stay dry,
which we will over the next,
let's say, two to three days,
we'll crack about the the top five driest,
well, driest stretches we've seen on record.
Now the record is 71.
We will be seeing some light sprinkles
move in early Tuesday morning.
That's along the Oregon coast.
It's not going to move inland at all,
in fact.
Going to be seeing much in terms of
cloud cover over the next couple of days.
What we are going to be seeing is a
lot of sunshine and a lot of heat.
So here we are on Tuesday,
August 30th,
we'll be seeing that Ridge of high pressure.
Really development has been kind
of the same setup as we have
been seeing the entire summer.
Hot conditions over the desert SW
and that Ridge moves north and that's
when we start to see our really warm
temperatures and September's going
to start off on the warmer side.
But again,
looking over the long range models,
it doesn't look like we'll be
seeing a big change
with our weather pattern.
We're going to remain on the warm side.
This time of year,
heading into the next 7 to 10 days or so,
daytime highs were in the low
80s throughout much of the city.
Down in Mcminnville and wine country,
you saw temperature of 82 degrees.
Along the coast, temperatures topped
out in the upper 60s to low 70s.
And again, I don't know why that shot
came in that wasn't supposed to be there,
but again, that's the roof
of believe it's the reserve.
Anyways, as we look at the 90 degree
days so far last summer we were at 24
degree days with temperatures 90 or above.
You kind of get the idea from this map.
Over the last couple of summers
we've been running on the hot side.
And that's going to continue
over the next couple of days.
Now along the coast,
you'll be seeing some warm
conditions for late August,
topping out about 80 degrees tomorrow.
Much cooler than more S you go along Hwy.
101 because tomorrow in Newport be
seeing temperatures in the upper
60s throughout the Columbia River
Gorge getting hot once again.
The Dows you be seeing temperatures
close to 100 degrees?
And as we look at the day planner,
it's going to be a very nice start
to your Monday morning commute.
A lot of sunshine to start things
off 62 degrees by midday,
77 on the way to a high of 92.
Now tomorrow will mark the 24th day.
This summer we've seen temperatures
90 or above will be at 25 on Tuesday,
26th on Wednesday and don't
be surprised if we look at it.
Temperatures close to 100 degrees
come Tuesday,
but heading into Thursday a later
part of the week we'll be seeing
some cooler conditions.
Slight chance see 90 degrees
again by the end of next weekend,
but again the theme of our summer
has been sunny and hot and dry.
We could be potentially at about
60 days in a row by the end of
the next week with temperature
with no measurable amount of rain.
We need the rain and hopefully by early,
maybe the middle part. September,
things will change. So then back
to the air conditioner. Exactly.
When you go from a heat to
AC in just a matter of 24
hours, you're so finicky. Thanks, Joe.