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Meteorologist Heather Zehr

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Meteorologist Heather Zehr

Heather Zehr, a meteorologist from AccuWeather, provided a weather update, noting that while the average high is 50 degrees, winds with gusts up to 30 mph will make it feel colder, with real-feel temperatures below 40 degrees. A quick-moving storm system will bring rain and snow, with minimal accumulation expected around Portland. Looking ahead, temperatures are expected to remain at or slightly below average for the next 10 days, with hopes for warmer weather by the end of next week. Heather also mentioned that the recent pattern of consecutive rainy weekends is unlikely to repeat this spring.

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