Flannel feels fantastic with our fall 2024 weather forecast for Portland

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Portland's fall 2024 weather forecast, shared by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, brings a mix of temperature uncertainty and increased precipitation. With the first day of fall on September 22, residents are curious about the seasonal changes. The outlook indicates equal chances for temperatures to be above or below normal, suggesting that locals should keep their flannel and flip-flops handy. Additionally, there’s a notable expectation for increased rainfall, with probabilities ranging between 33-50% for above-normal precipitation. September’s typical temperatures range from an average low of 53° to a high of 76°, while October will see further cooling.

Fortunately, no drought conditions are anticipated this season, allowing for the enjoyment of outdoor activities without concern for dry conditions. This forecast offers valuable insights for Portlanders as they prepare for autumn, including weekend hikes and visits to local markets. Overall, the seasonal outlook encourages residents to embrace the fall foliage and weather changes ahead.

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