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(Portland, Ore.) A storm front is predicted to head into the Portland Metro area on Sunday and early next week, with temperatures cold enough cruise reviews alaska to result in snow on the valley floor, with little or no accumulation below 500 feet and one inch or more above 500 feet. Although details are still uncertain, the City urges everyone to be prepared.
The public is advised to make a plan now for their weekend travels and Monday and Tuesday commutes. People should avoid driving on icy, snowy, or slushy streets; take transit if at all possible; or delay their trip until conditions improve. For Portland landmark elevation information, cruise reviews alaska view the Portland Plow Map at www.portlandonline.com/transportation/plowmap .
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Transportation crews are monitoring conditions and continuing routine operations today to keep streets safe and clean. Additional road crews will be assigned to after-hours operations Sunday night and Monday night in anticipation of colder temperatures. With the current forecast, cruise reviews alaska crews will likely focus on spraying major streets, bridges, and overpasses to keep ice from forming and snow from sticking.
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