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11/26/11--20:09: More high winds coming to batter coast (chan 1902261)

The National Weather Service issued a high wind warning for the Oregon Coast from 11 p.m. until 8:00 a.m. Tuesday.

11/26/11--20:09: Portland could hit 76 degrees today (chan 1902261)

A stretch of wonderful weather continues Friday with a possible high temperature of 76 degrees, according to KGW meteorologist Nick Allard.

11/26/11--20:09: Funnel cloud spotted over Oak Grove (chan 1902261)

A funnel cloud spun over the small community of Oak Grove, east of Lake Oswego Wednesday and at least one person managed to pull out a camera and snap some photos.

11/26/11--20:09: SW Portland tree crushes car, no one injured (chan 1902261)

Recent rainfall and ground saturation are thought to be the causes of a tree that fell and crushed a car in the Goose Hollow neighborhood on Tuesday.

11/26/11--20:09: Weather posing threat to crews battling WA fire (chan 1902261)

Firefighters are battling a wildfire in the Grand Coulee area.

11/26/11--20:09: Wet & Windy Western WA (chan 1902261)

11/26/11--20:09: Portland gets a month's rain by March 15 (chan 1902261)

Only halfway through March, the rainfall totals in Portland had already surpassed the monthly average, but were still quite far from the record.

11/26/11--20:09: Showers For Now. Sunshine For Later. (chan 1902261)

11/26/11--20:09: Hottest week of year expected (chan 1902261)

The hottest temperatures of the summer were expected to hit the Portland Metro area this week.

11/26/11--20:09: Showers, gusts to 50 mph Monday for Portland, coast, valley (chan 1902261)

Monday will be a miserable day for weather, with heavy rain in the morning and wind gusts all day that could reach 50 mph throughout the Portland area and the valley.