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Bundle up for our winter 2024 weather forecast for Portland

Portland, ORLocal News

The winter weather forecast for Portland in 2024 suggests that temperatures will likely be lower than average, with a 33-40% chance of experiencing colder conditions. The article highlights an anticipated increase in precipitation, raising the potential for above-average snowfall, particularly influenced by La Niña conditions. December, traditionally the wettest month, could see around 5. 77 inches of precipitation, and with a 57% chance of La Niña, residents should prepare for increased rainfall. January's average temperatures, ranging from 47.

5° to 36. 2°, create favorable conditions for snowpack in local mountains, benefiting ski resorts. February's fluctuating temperatures make it a suitable time for indoor events like the Portland Jazz Festival. As winter approaches on December 21, this forecast provides essential insights for residents to prepare for the upcoming season.

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