Mild-mannered florists were forced to complete heroic feats Friday to deliver Valentine’s Day messages of love across snowy ...

The Portland area may have woken up to a snowy, icy Valentine’s Day morning, but a quick thaw is expected over the course of ...

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Friday morning in particular saw heavier snowfall than expected, with more precipitation falling as snow rather than freezing rain.

About an inch of snow officially fell Thursday on Portland, causing crashes, canceling school, shutting government offices ...

Update: Storm Tracker 2 Meteorologist Rhonda Shelby says a back edge to the first band of precipitation is just about to move through the metro area.1 ...

Despite waking up to snow-covered roads and a messy day in the metro, some residents embraced Valentine's Day as an ...

The Multnomah County severe weather shelters will remain open through Saturday, Feb. 15, as temperatures continue to drop.

Snow, ice and freezing rain are likely to continue impacting roads and schools until a widespread warmup midday Friday across the Willamette Valley.

With snow on the ground and temperatures below freezing, outreach workers from Portland Rescue Mission went from tent to tent to make offers of shelter.

Nearly 1,000 people took refuge from the winter storm in the emergency warming shelters in Multnomah County on Thursday.

Despite a winter storm that closed schools across the city, love prevailed in Marion County this Valentine's Day.