The 10 Cities In Oregon With The Best Weather


The cities with the best weather in Oregon for 2024 are Hermiston, Tualatin, and Roseburg. Find out where your city or town ranks.

Everyone wants a bit of a blissful breeze or a scoop of sunny sanctuary when looking for a place to live in Oregon.

The more sun, the more you can go outside. The more you go outside, the more you’ll feel at peace. The more you’ll feel at peace, the more you’ll enjoy where you live.

So it makes sense to try and find the places with the best weather in Oregon. We used Saturday Night Science to compare the number of sunny days, total precipitation, and the deviation from the ideal 70-degree weather for 56 places in Oregon over 10,000 people.

Grab your shades and put away your raincoat as we look at the cities with the best weather in Oregon.


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The 10 Cities With The Best Weather In Oregon For 2024

  1. Hermiston
  2. Tualatin
  3. Roseburg
  4. Oak Grove
  5. Newberg
  6. Milwaukie
  7. Tigard
  8. Wilsonville
  9. Central Point
  10. Gladstone

Best Weather In Oregon Map

What city has the best weather in Oregon, with more than 10,000 people? The city with the best weather in Oregon is Hermiston with 1.5 sunny days and an average high of 65.2 degrees.

Read on below to see where your city ranked.

And if you already knew these places were beautiful, check out the best places to live in Oregon or the cheapest places in Oregon.

The 10 Snowiest Cities In Oregon For 2024

Hermiston, OR

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Population: 17,121
Average Annual High: 65.2 degrees
Average Annual Low: 41.6 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 1.5 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 8.7 inches
Sunny Days: 318.9 days
More on Hermiston: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Tualatin, OR

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Population: 26,806
Average Annual High: 63.1 degrees
Average Annual Low: 43.9 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 1.5 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 41.6 inches
Sunny Days: 322.3 days
More on Tualatin: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Roseburg, OR

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Population: 21,937
Average Annual High: 65.0 degrees
Average Annual Low: 42.6 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 0.6 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 36.7 inches
Sunny Days: 280.0 days
More on Roseburg: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Population: 17,149
Average Annual High: 63.3 degrees
Average Annual Low: 44.2 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 1.7 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 42.3 inches
Sunny Days: 274.1 days
More on Oak Grove: Data | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Newberg, OR

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Population: 22,566
Average Annual High: 63.0 degrees
Average Annual Low: 43.7 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 0.8 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 40.9 inches
Sunny Days: 271.4 days
More on Newberg: Data | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Milwaukie, OR

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Population: 20,566
Average Annual High: 63.2 degrees
Average Annual Low: 44.6 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 2.1 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 42.2 inches
Sunny Days: 270.3 days
More on Milwaukie: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Tigard, OR

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Population: 50,276
Average Annual High: 63.0 degrees
Average Annual Low: 43.7 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 1.6 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 40.2 inches
Sunny Days: 270.3 days
More on Tigard: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Wilsonville, OR

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Population: 20,837
Average Annual High: 63.1 degrees
Average Annual Low: 43.9 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 1.4 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 41.7 inches
Sunny Days: 266.0 days
More on Wilsonville: Data | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Central Point, OR

Source: Wikipedia User NoeHill | GFDL

Population: 17,604
Average Annual High: 67.9 degrees
Average Annual Low: 41.2 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 4.5 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 19.0 inches
Sunny Days: 314.1 days
More on Central Point: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

Gladstone, OR

Source: Wikipedia User M.O. Stevens | GFDL

Population: 11,741
Average Annual High: 63.3 degrees
Average Annual Low: 44.4 degrees
Average Annual Snowfall: 1.5 inches
Average Annual Precipitation: 41.5 inches
Sunny Days: 225.5 days
More on Gladstone: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Real Estate

How We Determined The Cities In Oregon With The Best Weather

To rank the most fair weather cities in Oregon, we used Saturday Night Science and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) database, to see which cities in the Beaver State get the best weather.

We used the following criteria to find the best weather:

  • Number of sunny days
  • Highest average low
  • Average high deviation from 70 degrees
  • Least amount of rain
  • Least amount of snow

We ranked each city of over 10,000 people in Oregon from best to worst on each criterion. We then averaged each ranking into a weather quality index. The city with the best index, Hermiston, was anointed the city with the best weather in Oregon.

Before we get too far, here are the annual precipitation rates for major cities:

  • Portland — 43.7 inches
  • Salem — 43.0 inches
  • Eugene — 45.2 inches

The cities with the best weather in Oregon are Hermiston, Tualatin, Roseburg, Oak Grove, Newberg, Milwaukie, Tigard, Wilsonville, Central Point, and Gladstone.

There’s a complete chart at the bottom.

If you’re curious, here are the places with the worst weather in Oregon:

  1. Oatfield
  2. Dallas
  3. Sandy

For more Oregon reading, check out:

Detailed List Of Places With The Best Weather In Oregon

Rank City Population Sunny Days Avg. High Precipitation (Inches) Snow (Inches)
1 Hermiston 17,121 318.9 65.2 8.7 1.5
2 Tualatin 26,806 322.3 63.1 41.6 1.5
3 Roseburg 21,937 280.0 65.0 36.7 0.6
4 Oak Grove 17,149 274.1 63.3 42.3 1.7
5 Newberg 22,566 271.4 63.0 40.9 0.8
6 Milwaukie 20,566 270.3 63.2 42.2 2.1
7 Tigard 50,276 270.3 63.0 40.2 1.6
8 Wilsonville 20,837 266.0 63.1 41.7 1.4
9 Central Point 17,604 314.1 67.9 19.0 4.5
10 Gladstone 11,741 225.5 63.3 41.5 1.5
11 Beaverton 93,919 267.9 62.9 39.7 1.6
12 Aloha 53,879 270.3 62.7 39.8 1.4
13 Hillsboro 97,751 269.2 63.0 38.0 2.1
14 Medford 77,579 311.6 67.3 20.1 4.2
15 Canby 16,951 236.6 63.1 41.1 1.0
16 Ashland 20,556 289.9 66.2 20.6 3.4
17 Ontario 11,089 330.4 64.4 10.1 12.3
18 Keizer 37,115 274.1 63.4 40.7 4.1
19 Pendleton 16,882 324.8 64.0 14.0 14.8
20 Lake Oswego 37,628 269.5 63.1 43.1 2.4
21 Hayesville 19,296 274.1 63.2 40.8 4.3
22 Grants Pass 36,378 301.2 67.7 31.4 14.3
23 The Dalles 15,136 258.0 65.0 15.2 8.4
24 Sherwood 18,880 224.1 63.0 40.9 1.2
25 Oregon City 34,480 250.8 63.1 45.9 1.4
26 Woodburn 24,496 258.0 63.0 41.7 2.3
27 Cornelius 12,186 269.1 62.9 41.0 3.2
28 Coos Bay 16,062 259.5 60.9 65.6 0.3
29 Four Corners 16,483 269.3 63.0 40.5 5.1
30 West Linn 25,963 266.2 62.7 47.9 1.5
31 Gresham 109,308 280.2 62.5 52.9 2.5
32 Portland 612,206 265.3 62.7 43.7 3.1
33 Redmond 27,450 334.4 61.9 8.4 17.3
34 Eugene 159,615 274.7 63.1 45.2 3.6
35 Forest Grove 22,823 271.4 62.8 43.7 3.8
36 Bethany 22,346 255.1 62.7 41.7 1.8
37 Troutdale 16,479 266.2 62.6 48.6 2.4
38 Salem 160,008 274.1 62.7 43.0 5.1
39 Albany 51,511 255.1 63.1 41.8 3.6
40 Springfield 60,235 264.8 63.2 44.3 2.6
41 Newport 10,101 235.2 57.7 66.0 0.4
42 Corvallis 54,981 272.6 62.9 42.6 5.5
43 Happy Valley 16,462 254.6 62.7 47.4 2.3
44 La Grande 13,088 304.7 60.6 16.2 13.6
45 Bend 81,780 318.8 60.2 11.6 23.6
46 Mcminnville 33,185 252.6 63.3 45.8 4.2
47 Cedar Mill 15,638 258.6 62.3 44.2 2.8
48 Oak Hills 11,916 258.6 62.3 44.2 2.8
49 Klamath Falls 21,261 284.6 59.4 15.0 35.3
50 Damascus 10,748 254.1 62.2 54.7 1.8
51 St. Helens 13,055 233.0 62.6 44.1 2.1
52 Lebanon 15,962 243.6 62.2 45.4 1.9
53 Altamont 19,502 250.8 60.3 12.8 35.2
54 Sandy 10,134 244.5 61.0 65.2 2.2
55 Dallas 14,896 247.3 62.9 48.5 15.7
56 Oatfield 13,852 266.4 61.5 55.0 20.5
About Chris Kolmar

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