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Blizzard-like conditions were observed at the height of the storm with roughly 1 to 4 inches of a snow/sleet across the Portland and Vancouver metro area and widespread east wind gusts of 35-55 mph. This led to hundreds of downed trees and limbs, resulting in widespread and extended power outages. Multnomah County, the City of Portland, City of Lake Oswego declared a State of Emergency. Portland Parks and Recreation reported 380 downed trees or large branches, The City of Lake Oswego reported...

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After a period of upper level ridging brought a return to above normal temperatures in early September, very strong easterly downslope and offshore winds off the Cascades and Coastal Ranges occurred. Winds increased rapidly during the afternoon and evening of September 7 with the passage of an unseasonably strong backdoor cold front, and persisted through much of the following day. This resulted in extremely critical fire weather conditions when the strong winds combined with extremely low re...

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Numerous social media reports were received of 13 to 15 inches of snow around Ontario and Nyssa and 12 inches at Vale. Significant damage occurred to agricultural buildings housing fresh produce.

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Wind gust recorded in Lincoln City. Other impressive wind reports from this event include: 50 kt with gusts to 72 kt at the Newport airport; 45 kt with gusts to 72 kt on the Yaquina Bay Bridge along Hwy. 101; gusts to 70 kt at the Roads End Beach in Lincoln City; gusts to 53 kt in Yachats.||Other wind gusts were also recorded in Lincoln City at the police department on Dec 2. Other wind reports include: 54 kt with gusts to 76 kt at the Yaquina Bay Bridge along Hwy. 101; 48 kt with gusts to 71...

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Runoff from heavy rains and melting mountain snow caused major floods upon many northern Oregon rivers. The first rivers reached flood stage on the morning of February 6th while the heaviest rain was still falling. flooding was measured on twenty one rivers in northwestern Oregon. Six rivers set all time high river stage records, and 7 people lost their lives as a direct result of flooding. In eastern Oregon 4 rivers experienced significant flooding. Many smaller un-gaged streams also left t...

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