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Currently in Portland — November 17th, 2023: A cool and wet weekend

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The weather, currently.

A sunny Friday before a cool, cloudy, and wet weekend.

We’re getting one more sunny day, and Friday will even warm up to the mid-to-high 50s, but then things are cooling down for the weekend. These sunny and (almost) warm days are going to get more and more scarce, so take advantage when you can. As usual, I’m setting myself an ambitious gardening schedule I may or may not be able to keep to. Then on Saturday we’ll be getting rain and fog, before Sunday transitions into lighter sprinkles thorughout the day. The fog seems likely to return on Sunday night, too. As usual, use extra caution on the roads, as the combo of rain and fog will impact visibility, while also making the roads slick.

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