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Brace Yourselves, Portland: The Winter Rains Have Officially Arrived (And They're Just Getting Started!)

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  • December 05, 2025
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Brace Yourselves, Portland: The Winter Rains Have Officially Arrived (And They're Just Getting Started!)

Well, folks, it looks like December in Portland is settling right into its familiar rhythm. Thursday marked the official arrival of what promises to be a rather damp period for the Rose City, kicking off the first in what weather watchers are calling 'several rounds' of much-needed, albeit chilly, precipitation.

If you stepped outside yesterday, you definitely felt that unmistakable chill in the air, didn't you? Temperatures struggled to climb, hovering around a high of just 48 degrees throughout the day. And with that crisp air came the steady pitter-patter, a clear signal that the season of umbrellas and cozy sweaters is truly upon us. It wasn't a downpour for hours on end, mind you, but more of a persistent, classic Portland wetness.

But here’s the thing, this was just the opener, the first act in what forecasters are predicting will be a multi-day saga of showers. We’re talking about a series of weather systems lining up, ready to deliver a thorough soaking to our thirsty landscapes. So, while Thursday gave us a gentle reminder, the coming days are expected to bring more consistent and, dare I say, classic Pacific Northwest winter weather.

For those of us who call Portland home, this isn't exactly groundbreaking news, is it? December and rain are practically synonymous here. It's the time of year when we embrace our waterproof gear, find comfort in warm drinks, and perhaps even appreciate the lush, green vibrancy that all this moisture brings. So, if your rain gauge registered something yesterday, know that it was just a preview – the main event is still on its way, promising to keep things decidedly damp well into the weekend and beyond.

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