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These are the 10 hottest Januarys Oregon has ever experienced
These are the 10 hottest Januarys Oregon has ever experienced
These are the 10 hottest Januarys Oregon has ever experienced

Published on: 01/15/2026

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The peak of Mount Hood can be seen near the Elk Meadows and Sahalie Falls Trailhead on the southeast side of the mountain.

During a winter of unseasonably warm temperatures and closed ski resorts, Oregonians may be asking themselves what kind of weather January will bring.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/weather/2026/01/these-are-the-10-hottest-januarys-oregon-has-ever-experienced.html

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