US Weather Forecast: Moderate to Heavy Rain to Hit Oregon, Washington This Week

The latest weather report showed that moderate to heavy rain is expected in Oregon, Washington and portions of the Pacific Northwest.

The early week of November will unload rainy conditions in the US with colder conditions in the air. In October, Americans experienced a blast of chilly weather with snow.

Two more fronts will move through the Pacific Northwest tonight through Monday with periods of heavy to excessive rain and gusty to high coastal winds which could lead to flooding and wind damage. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect this evening through Saturday afternoon across the… pic.twitter.com/bfLmUZylFV
— National Weather Service (@NWS) November 3, 2023

The rain can provide relief in drought-stricken areas in the US. However, homeowners should watch out for weather dangers, including flooding and flash flood risks.

Moderate to Heavy Rain to Hit Oregon, Washington This Week

(Photo : NOAA Satellite View as of November 4, 2023)
NOAA Satellite View as of November 4, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that moderate to heavy rain will unload this weekend in Oregon, Washington and parts of the Northwestern US

According to the latest advisory, residents can experience moderate to heavy rains in portions of Oregon, Washington and Northwest California. People with travel plans should check the forecasts for a potential mix of rain and snow.

NWS monitors two developing fronts moving to the Pacific Northwest next week. Homeowners can anticipate rounds of heavy to excessive rainfall. In coastal areas, strong winds can cause wind damage.

On the weekend, a flash flood watch is present near the Smith River Complex. The forecast also noted a low-pressure system that could bring atmospheric activity in Northwestern US.

Potential snowfall can still be possible in the Cascades. In addition, the heavy precipitation will be significant in drought-stricken areas in the Northwest this weekend.

On the weekend, residents should watch out for localized flooding in Spokane, Medford, Redding and Idaho Falls.

Next week, rounds of rain could unload in the following areas:

Seattle
Spokane
Medford
Portland
Redding

Weather in Other Portions of the US: What Can People Expect?

In October, the Western US recorded a changing weather pattern from warm to colder. The region has experienced prolonged dry conditions and wildlife concerns due to strong winds and low humidity.

On the weekend, residents can anticipate moderate temperatures and dry weather. The advisory showed that temperatures could reach from the 60s to 70s in portions of the Southern Plains and the Midwest.

In the South and Eastern US, mild temperatures are on the way. In Southeast Florida, the forecast noted a chance of heavy rainfall, including in the Northern Plains.

Also Read: Freezing Conditions Likely to Unfold Northeast, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic; Rain, Snow to Unload in Wyoming

Staying Safe from Localized Flooding

The recent forecast warned of localized flooding and travel delays this weekend due to a stormy outlook. Homeowners should monitor the weather forecasts before any outdoor activities.

The localized flooding can be challenging for motorists and people in low-lying areas. It is best to monitor the forecasts and stay away from flooded areas.

In this week, a chance of snow is still possible that can mix with rain. Keeping emergency kits is always emphasized due to inaccessible roads and potential emergencies.