
ALT Lightning do's and don'ts. Do: Go inside when you hear thunder or see lightning. Find a sturdy house, building, or car with a hard-top roof. Stay indoors for at least 30 minutes after you last hear thunder. Don't: retreat to dugouts, sheds, pavilions, picnic shelters, or other small structures. Use or touch electronics, outlets, or corded phones. Go under or near tall trees, swim or be near water, or be near metal objects or windows. More safety information at the website weather.gov/lightning

ALT Temperature records for Tuesday, July 4th and Wednesday, July 5th. July 4th: - Eugene, OR reached 98 degrees, breaking the old record of 95 degrees in 1972. - Vancouver, WA reached 95 degrees, which tied the old record of 95 degrees in 2015. July 5th: - Eugene, OR reached 99 degrees, breaking the old record of 97 degrees in 1960. - PDX Airport, OR reached 98 degrees, breaking the old record of 96 degrees in 2015. - Troutdale, OR reached 98 degrees, breaking the old record of 97 degrees in 2015. - Vancouver, WA reached 96 degrees, breaking the old record of 95 degrees in 2015.



















