Another powerful atmospheric river is forecast to hit Oregon late this week, bringing potential flooding, landslides and power outages, according to the National Weather Service in Portland.

The National Weather Service released a flood watch at 2:50 p.m. on Wednesday valid from Thursday 4 a.m. until Saturday 4 a.m. for Clatsop County Coast, Tillamook County Coast, Central Coast of Oregon,

Several inches of rain fell within 24 hours in Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington, flooding at least two rivers, closing schools, and leaving people without power Tuesday.

A massive coast-to-coast storm is charging across the country, packing hurricane-force wind gusts and will impact more than 30 states by the end of the week.

At 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday, the National Weather Service released a flood watch valid from Thursday 4 a.m. until Saturday 4 a.m. for Clatsop County Coast, Tillamook County Coast, Central Coast of Oregon,

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Two people were rescued Sunday after their commercial fishing boat started taking on water about three and a half miles northwest of Newport.

Oregon’s weather is expected to turn increasingly wild this week with flooding and potential mountain snow impacting pre-holiday travel.

Fueling the storm will be a “very impressive” source of moisture from an atmospheric river, forecasters said. Flooding is forecast on more than a dozen rivers in Washington and Oregon.

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Nearly 15,000 residences in and around Corvallis, Salem, Lebanon and Sweet Home also lost power. There are also spotty outages in other parts of the state, including about 400 in Portland. The Astoria, Warrenton-Hammond, Jewell and Seaside school districts have canceled Wednesday classes due to the power outages.