Matt Zaffino

The clear sky overnight allows temperatures to drop into the 30s. That means frost will be common away for the downtown core where temperatures will be a little warmer. Friday will be sunny and warm, but Saturday despite high clouds, will be the warmest day ahead. #kgwweather https://t.co/QTIy4OoUA7

Great view of a bright rainbow, and a brief double, as afternoon showers cruised over downtown Portland. #kgwweather https://t.co/ercdGiFnBu

Showers end Wednesday night and don't return until Sunday. Saturday will be the warmest day, with highs in the mid-70s. #kgwweather https://t.co/JEeh5TS9is

Showers increase Wednesday morning and continue through the day. But the sky clears Wednesday night. Morning fog gives way to sun Thursday. It stays clear through Saturday. Highs will be around 70° Friday and 75° Saturday. Rain returns Sunday. #kgwweather https://t.co/AHUw6YIxLU

Thunderstorms should quickly wind down now, but strong showers remain until 7 or 8 pm. #kgwweather https://t.co/7ukRlgZKHz

T-storms will end this evening and showers will fall apart. Look for sun & showers Tuesday, but showers won't be as strong as today. Showers pick up Wednesday, then it clears, with 70s on tap this weekend. #kgwweather https://t.co/hCTFujPojp

Saturday will be mainly dry, while Sunday will be mostly wet. Look for showers and a few sunbreaks Saturday. A warm front lifts north across Oregon Sunday with light rain. Once that moves north, much warmer weather sets in for the start of next week. #kgwweather https://t.co/cqurbH26Qd

Valley raind and mountain snow continue through Friday, Saturday brings a nice break with mostly cloudy weather and just a few showers. Rain returns Sunday with a warm front, the result of which will be much warmer weather early next week. #kgwweather https://t.co/1WclXgyNIa

Spring uncoils at 2:01 am Thursday. The season gets off to a wet start. Rain turns to showers Thursday afternoon, only to be replaced by steady rain Thursday night. We get more rain Friday. All the while, feet of snow fall in the Cascades. #kgwweather https://t.co/z9nQcogxD8

Another impressive snowfall coming to the Cascades Thursday and Friday. The roads over the passes will be slippery. The ski slopes will be fantastic. #kgwweather https://t.co/vq5xg3SzF5

Rain develops in the afternoon Wednesday. It'll turn to showers briefly on Thursday before a second storm busts onto the Oregon coast Friday for more valley rain and mountain snow. But next week brings a shift to warm and dry weather, at least for a couple days. #kgwweather https://t.co/HsJYYmKmaA

We catch a break from the wild weather Tuesday with just showers an\d sunbreaks. But steady rain and mountain snow return late Wednesday through Friday. Dry and warmer weather should begin to set in late this weekend. #kgwweather https://t.co/nWo3rmg4Mt

We catch a break from the wild weather Friday, at least for the first part of the day. Rain picks up in the afternoon and we've got a very rainy weekend on the way. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Cascades for feet of new snow through Sunday. #kgwweather https://t.co/aKZ6Idm3YW

Wet weather dominates the Northwest through the weekend. After a rainy Wednesday night, showers allow sunbreaks on Thursday. But steady rain moves back in Friday & Saturday, followed by another system Sunday. Feet of snow will add up in the Cascades by Monday. #kgwweather https://t.co/eVGZWxwirx

Rain sets in Tuesday night and we'll have generally wet weather for the next week. There will be breaks at times, but no completely dry day until next week. Snowfall in the Cascades will be heavy. #kgwweather https://t.co/fhdxhf90MY

A little bit of clearing overnight will allow areas of fog to form.Tuesday will be a grey day and then a wet day as rain develops in the evening. Heavy snow blankets the Cascades this week, with snow down to 2,000 feet #kgwweather https://t.co/eMoeAaowYG

Several comments on my last post about DST v. Standard Time requested a sunset comparison. So here ya go! I don't think I've heard from anyone who likes 4:27 sunsets. But there are definitely trade offs. Love all the comments, great dialogue! #kgwweather https://t.co/iDXWt3saZl