Oregon’s 2025 wildfire season could bring above-average fire danger across the state. Here’s what experts say and how to get prepared.

The warm and dry weather is starting to catch up with the Pacific Northwest as parts of the Beaver State fall back into ...

With the Blazers up for sale, funding for a major league baseball stadium being debated in Salem, and a WNBA team on the way, ...

The National Weather Service Office in Pendleton is set to no longer staff meteorologists overnight because of recent cuts ...

According to Kotek, meteorologists and weather experts ... wildfire predictive map, the month of August, for example, the entire west Washington and Oregon, the entire state is covered," said ...

So is the weather forecast ... than-average outlook for nearly every state, including Oregon and Washington, over the next three months. The map, which shows broad predictions for May, June ...

Vital waterways like Parrott Creek and many others are marked out in a newly updated map from the Oregon Department of State Lands. "We're going to go down down into an area where Parrott Creek ...

(KOIN) – Republicans in the Oregon legislature introduced a bill on Tuesday to repeal the state ... need to weather this crisis.” Amid efforts to repeal the Wildfire Hazard Map, experts ...

Waterfalls that had dwindled during an unusually dry January roared back to life this week in Oregon’s largest state park after ... Extreme Weather Maps: Track the possibility of extreme weather ...

But the Oregon Department of Forestry ... an environmental scale hazard. " By law, the state hazard map is based on only four factors: weather, climate, topography and vegetation.

The latest version of the Oregon Wildfire Hazard Map is raising concerns from homeowners all across the state, especially in rural areas. The problem is that many claim the map is inconsistent.

(KPTV) - With homelessness outgrowing available resources, the Oregon Senate Committee on Housing and Development wants to know what local groups need from them once severe weather hits.