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Portland dodges forecasted thunderstorms but blustery winds, rain hit other parts of Oregon
Portland dodges forecasted thunderstorms but blustery winds, rain hit other parts of Oregon
Portland dodges forecasted thunderstorms but blustery winds, rain hit other parts of Oregon

Published on: 03/26/2025

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A rainbow over downtown Portland, as seen from the Vista Bridge on Wednesday, when a severe storm failed to materialize.

It looks like Portlanders won’t get a trip to Oz after all. Thankfully.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/weather/2025/03/portland-dodges-forecasted-thunderstorms-but-blustery-winds-rain-hit-other-parts-of-oregon.html

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