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High Wind Warnings in Oregon

The National Weather Service issued 24 high wind warnings for Oregon in 2025 and 32 a year on average in 2008-2025; in 2021-2025 it had the 10th most of any state. 2026 through September: 7, 61% below the average of 18 for those months in 2008-2025. North Oregon Coast was covered most often (185 times since 2008).

How many high wind warnings does Oregon get?

24 high wind warnings for Oregon in 2025
2040602008: 2920082009: 3520092010: 4620102011: 3620112012: 5820122013: 1820132014: 3420142015: 4520152016: 4120162017: 3620172018: 3120182019: 1420192020: 2220202021: 2920212022: 2920222023: 2020232024: 2720242025: 2420252026: 720262008-2025 average 322026 through September: 72040602008: 2920082009: 352010: 4620102011: 362012: 5820122013: 182014: 3420142015: 452016: 4120162017: 362018: 3120182019: 142020: 2220202021: 292022: 2920222023: 202024: 2720242025: 242026: 720262008-2025 average 322026 through September: 72040602008: 2920082009: 352010: 4620102011: 362012: 5820122013: 182014: 3420142015: 452016: 4120162017: 362018: 3120182019: 142020: 2220202021: 292022: 2920222023: 202024: 2720242025: 242026: 720262008-2025 average 322026 through September: 72040602008: 2920082009: 352010: 462011: 362012: 582013: 182014: 342015: 4520152016: 412017: 362018: 312019: 142020: 2220202021: 292022: 292023: 202024: 272025: 242026: 720262008-2025 average 322026 through September: 7

Every high wind warning that covered part of Oregon. 2026 is an outline: the year is not over.

The numbers
YearCount
2026 (through September)7
202524
202427
202320
202229
202129
202022
201914
201831
201736
201641
201545
201434
201318
201258
201136
201046
200935
200829

Source: Iowa Environmental Mesonet archive of National Weather Service watches, warnings and advisories (VTEC); National Weather Service. Data as of October 1, 2026.

When in the year does Oregon get them?

Oregon's high wind warnings by month, 2008-2025
50100150Jan: 117JanFeb: 78FebMar: 80MarApr: 26AprMay: 7MayJun: 2JunJul: 0JulAug: 3AugSep: 8SepOct: 32OctNov: 98NovDec: 123Dec12350100150Jan: 117JanFeb: 78FebMar: 80MarApr: 26AprMay: 7MayJun: 2JunJul: 0JulAug: 3AugSep: 8SepOct: 32OctNov: 98NovDec: 123Dec12350100150Jan: 117JanFeb: 78FebMar: 80MarApr: 26AprMay: 7MayJun: 2JunJul: 0JulAug: 3AugSep: 8SepOct: 32OctNov: 98NovDec: 123Dec12350100150Jan: 117JFeb: 78FMar: 80MApr: 26AMay: 7MJun: 2JJul: 0JAug: 3ASep: 8SOct: 32ONov: 98NDec: 123D123

Sum of 2008-2025; the busiest month is labelled.

Source: Iowa Environmental Mesonet archive of National Weather Service watches, warnings and advisories (VTEC); National Weather Service. Data as of October 1, 2026.

Where in Oregon?

County or forecast zoneSince 2008Since 2023Last issued
North Oregon Coast1856February 29, 2024
Curry County Coast18331February 21, 2026
South Central Oregon Coast18329February 21, 2026
Central Oregon Coast1813February 29, 2024
Central and Eastern Lake County17417December 24, 2025
Northern and Eastern Klamath County and Western Lake County14016December 24, 2025
Coast Range of Northwest Oregon693February 29, 2024
Central Coast Range of Western Oregon632February 29, 2024
Foothills of the Northern Blue Mountains of Oregon4919May 13, 2026
Foothills of the Southern Blue Mountains of Oregon409May 13, 2026
North Central Oregon346March 12, 2026
Klamath Basin286December 24, 2025

The NWS issues these products for counties or forecast zones; a zone can be part of a county or a mountain range.

Source: Iowa Environmental Mesonet archive of National Weather Service watches, warnings and advisories (VTEC); National Weather Service. Data as of October 1, 2026.

The latest high wind warnings for Oregon in AreaZine's record

This list is AreaZine's record of the NWS alert feed, kept since April 6, 2026; the counts above come from the complete IEM archive.

Source: National Weather Service alerts (api.weather.gov).

What is a high wind warning?

A high wind warning means sustained winds of 40 mph or more for an hour or longer, or gusts of 58 mph or more, in most offices; some mountain and coastal offices use higher values. A warning means the hazard is happening, about to happen, or very likely: act now to protect people and property. The national record · Every warning type in Oregon.