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Northwest U.S. Long Range Weather Forecast for
May 28th, 2017 - July 27th, 2017
Includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho
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May 2017
28th-31st. Turning unsettled.June 2017
1st-3rd. Fine weather.4th-7th. Unsettled conditions.
8th-11th. Gusty winds and drier/clearer weather.
12th-15th. Showery.
16th-19th. Fair skies deteriorate to stormy conditions.
20th-23rd. Fair weather returns.
24th-27th. Unseasonable warmth, then showery for much of Washington and Oregon.
28th-30th. Still quite warm; drier.
July 2017
1st-3rd. Unsettled, especially along the Washington/Oregon Coast.4th-7th. Mostly fair skies.
8th-11th. Fair initially for Washington and Oregon and points east, followed by showers.
12th-15th. Mostly fair and turning warm-to-hot, but then trending toward unsettled conditions.
16th-19th. A few showers, followed by fair skies.
20th-23rd. More warm-to-hot temperatures; unsettled by the 23rd.
24th-27th. Clearing skies.
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