Portland, OR – Oregon residents preparing for Halloween should monitor changing weather conditions as federal forecasters highlight potential high winds along the Pacific Coast and heavy snow hazards in portions of the Pacific Northwest’s mountains.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its hazards outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, identifies a slight risk of high winds along portions of the Pacific Coast from Oct. 30-Nov. 1. A separate outlook highlights a slight risk of heavy snow in parts of the Pacific Northwest’s coastal mountain areas during early November.
Halloween Weekend Wind Concerns Halloween falls Saturday, Oct. 31, directly within NOAA’s coastal high wind hazard window…