This Week's Oregon Coast Weather Changes to a Bit More Gray


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Oregon coast weather will shift down suddenly from the previously-predicted lovely sun and fun for this week. Most of the week will have patchy fog and either cloudy to mostly cloudy.

However, this often means a lot of quick moving between squalls and sunny patches, which helps make April the Most Photogenic Time of the Year on the Oregon coast. You run a good chance of catching dramatic shots like the one above.

See the page below for more to do on the Oregon coast this week and in the coming weeks, including attractions, sights, events and things that make spring unique.

What's next for Oregon coast weather? See the full forecasts, currents condtions and constant weather alerts for Seaside Weather
Cannon Beach
Manzanita
Nehalem Bay / Wheeler
Rockaway
Oceanside/Tillamook
Pacific City
Lincoln City
Depoe Bay Weather
Newport
Yachats
Florence

 

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