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ALT A line graph titled "Max Temperatures" forecasts maximum temperatures from Tuesday afternoon, Jul 7 to Wednesday afternoon, Jul 15 for six Pacific Northwest cities: Astoria, Corvallis, Eugene, Longview, Newport, and Portland. The vertical axis measures temperature from 65°F to 90°F. The trend shows relatively stable or dipping temperatures from Tuesday 7/7 through Saturday 7/11, followed by a steady upward warm-up starting Sunday 7/12 that peaks early next week. Eugene, Corvallis, and Portland consistently track higher, starting around 83°F to 85°F, dipping slightly to around 78°F to 80°F on Saturday, and climbing to a peak of 88°F to 89°F by Tuesday 7/14. Longview follows a similar pattern but remains slightly cooler, starting at 79°F and peaking at 86°F. Coastal cities Astoria and Newport remain significantly cooler throughout the entire forecast, tracking together between 63°F and 65°F for most of the week before rising to a maximum of 68°F to 70°F from Monday 7/13 onward.

ALT Graphic on the right shows the chance of high temperatures reaching 90 or greater on Monday, with values above 50% over the Tri-Cities and The Dalles areas and above 25% through the Yakima Valley. The second graphic highlights high and low temperatures through Tuesday, which shows a warming trend extending through the weekend as high temperatures approach the upper 80s for areas across the Columbia Basin on Sunday.
























