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Weather & Tides

We enjoy a temperate climate, ranging from 45 to 80 degrees. The Pacific and its winds can be chilly, though, so the key is extra layers.

Current Conditions & Forecast

Weather

Saturday, Mar 25
H: 44°   L: 37°
Weather icon Light rain throughout the day.
Light rain throughout the day.
Sunday, Mar 26
H: 46°   L: 36°
Weather icon Possible light rain in the morning and afternoon.
Possible light rain in the morning and afternoon.
Monday, Mar 27
H: 52°   L: 36°
Weather icon Rain in the evening and overnight.
Rain in the evening and overnight.
Tuesday, Mar 28
H: 51°   L: 41°
Weather icon Light rain until evening.
Light rain until evening.
Wednesday, Mar 29
H: 53°   L: 40°
Weather icon Clear throughout the day.
Clear throughout the day.
Thursday, Mar 30
H: 50°   L: 42°
Weather icon Overcast throughout the day.
Overcast throughout the day.
Friday, Mar 31
H: 48°   L: 43°
Weather icon Rain throughout the day.
Rain throughout the day.
Saturday, Apr 01
H: 46°   L: 41°
Weather icon Rain throughout the day.
Rain throughout the day.

Live Coast Camera

KATU has a live Coast camera located at the Inn At Spanish Head in Lincoln City—from the camera, you can see up the Oregon Coast, south to the mouth of Siletz Bay, as well as gorgeous sunsets and fierce storms.

Tide Information

Prior to exploring Lincoln City’s beaches, have a glance at the tide table and practice beach safety.

Safety

During the winter, Lincoln City bears witness to beautiful and dramatic storms, and while incredible to behold, storms can create unsafe conditions on the beach. Be mindful of your surroundings during winter storms and practice beach safety.

A tsunami is an extremely unlikely event during your visit to Lincoln City, but it doesn’t hurt to be prepared. In the event of an earthquake and possible tsunami, drop, cover and hold during the quake, move inland and uphill quickly, or use local evacuation routes. Wait for an official “all clear” before returning to the beach.