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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PORTLAND OR
455 AM PST SUN NOV 16 2025
ORZ101>105-108-109-111>118-WAZ201-204>207-161700-
CLATSOP COUNTY COAST-TILLAMOOK COUNTY COAST-
CENTRAL COAST OF OREGON-NORTH OREGON COAST RANGE LOWLANDS-
CENTRAL OREGON COAST RANGE LOWLANDS-LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER-
TUALATIN VALLEY-INNER PORTLAND METRO-EAST PORTLAND METRO-
OUTER SOUTHEAST PORTLAND METRO-WEST CENTRAL WILLAMETTE VALLEY-
EAST CENTRAL WILLAMETTE VALLEY-BENTON COUNTY LOWLANDS-
LINN COUNTY LOWLANDS-LANE COUNTY LOWLANDS-SOUTH WASHINGTON COAST-
COWLITZ COUNTY LOWLANDS-NORTH CLARK COUNTY LOWLANDS-
INNER VANCOUVER METRO-EAST CLARK COUNTY LOWLANDS-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF ASTORIA, WARRENTON, SEASIDE,
CANNON BEACH, MANZANITA, ROCKAWAY BEACH, TILLAMOOK, PACIFIC CITY,
NESKOWIN, LINCOLN CITY, NEWPORT, WALDPORT, FLORENCE, VERNONIA,
JEWELL, GLENWOOD, NECANICUM, KNAPPA,
GRAND RONDE INDIAN RESERVATION, MAPLETON, ALMA, ALSEA, HOSKINS,
GRAND RONDE, SCAPPOOSE, ST. HELENS, RAINIER, CLATSKANIE,
SHERWOOD, HILLSBORO, FOREST GROVE, ROCKCREEK, TIGARD, PORTLAND,
SELLWOOD, HAPPY VALLEY, LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON CITY, EAGLE CREEK,
FAIRVIEW, GRESHAM, TROUTDALE, BORING, SANDY, ESTACADA,
MCMINNVILLE, NEWBERG, SHERIDAN, DALLAS, MONMOUTH, SALEM, KEIZER,
WOODBURN, WILSONVILLE, MOLALLA, STAYTON, SILVERTON, CORVALLIS,
PHILOMATH, MONROE, ALBANY, LEBANON, BROWNSVILLE, HARRISBURG,
EUGENE, SPRINGFIELD, JUNCTION CITY, CRESWELL, COTTAGE GROVE,
RAYMOND, TOKELAND, OCEAN PARK, LONG BEACH, NASELLE, KELSO,
LONGVIEW, CASTLE ROCK, KALAMA, WOODLAND, RIDGEFIELD,
BATTLE GROUND, HOCKINSON, BRUSH PRAIRIE, LA CENTER, VANCOUVER,
SALMON CREEK, EVERGREEN, CAMAS, AND WASHOUGAL
455 AM PST SUN NOV 16 2025
..PATCHY DENSE FOG CONTINUES THIS MORNING
AREAS OF FOG AND MIST CONTINUE EARLY THIS MORNING, RESULTING IN
WIDESPREAD VISIBILITY OF 1 TO 2 MILES OR LESS ACROSS LOWLAND
PORTIONS OF NORTHWESTERN OREGON AND SOUTHWESTERN WASHINGTON.
PARTICULARLY FOG-PRONE AREAS INCLUDING SHELTERED COAST RANGE
VALLEYS, LOW SPOTS WITHIN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, AND LOCATIONS
NEAR RIVERS OR OTHER WATER SOURCES ARE THE MOST LIKELY TO
EXPERIENCE VISIBILITY OF 1/4 MILE OR LESS WITHIN DENSE FOG.
DRIVERS SHOULD SLOW DOWN, USE HEADLIGHTS, AND LEAVE PLENTY OF
FOLLOWING DISTANCE. PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS SHOULD USE LIGHTS OR
REFLECTIVE GEAR TO IMPROVE VISIBILITY TO DRIVERS.
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