Inner Portland Metro storm history

There were a couple of fatalities presumed to be due to the Heat with a Male, 56, in 97209 zip code, and a Female, 55 (Clackamas County). Additionally there were reported elevated County 911 calls due to the heat and elevated hospital/urgent care heat related visits for both Mult…

There were two fatalities presumed heat related of a Male, 59 in the 97233 zip code and a Female, 58 in 97214 zip code. Emergency managers and health officials reported elevated Multnomah County 911 calls due to the heat and higher than normal hospital/urgent care heat related vi…

A Multnomah County Medical Examiner reported that a man died from hyperthermia on Feb 2 in the 97219 ZIP code. The morning temperatures were around 35 degrees Fahrenheit with light precipitation and calm winds. It is unclear whether the death was due to the temperatures from this…

The hottest period was from the 5th to 9th where high temperatures ranged from 99 to 104 in Portland. In addition to the hot daytime temperatures, overnight low temperatures were well into the 60s offering little cooling for those without air conditioning. This time of year the n…

Public report of a a tree which had fallen down onto a car on Redland Rd in Oregon City, injuring two occupants.

A trained spotter measured 3.75 inches of storm total snowfall as of 0910 2/14, 2 miles WSW of Oregon City. Local storm reports ranged from T to 0.10 of freezing rain accumulation in addition to generally 2-3.5 inches of snowfall through the morning of 2/14.

Temperatures dropped to the lower 30s, mainly in the rural areas.

Power outages were reported in Lake Oswego overnight on the 9th into the 10th as a strong front moved into the Willamette Valley. Winds were generally gusting into 20 to 30 mph, but a peak of 39 mph was reported from OD166, several miles away.