Climate & Weather in Beaverton

Beaverton shares the broader Portland-area marine-west-coast climate: mild, dry summers and cool, wet winters, with overwhelmingly rain rather than snow.

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A genuine four-season Portland-area climate

Beaverton shares the broader Portland-metro climate documented in portland-or.js: mild summers (average July high near 86°F) and mild but genuinely wet winters, with annual precipitation running around 44 inches across roughly 70 rainy days a year -- overwhelmingly as rain rather than snow.

A Beaverton-specific measurement station was not confirmed this pass

This record uses the broader Portland-metro climate figures documented for Portland elsewhere in this batch rather than an independently confirmed Beaverton-specific measurement station -- disclosed as a reasonable regional estimate given Beaverton's close proximity to Portland rather than a Beaverton-specific figure.

Mount Hood and coast access

As with the rest of the Portland metro, Beaverton residents have real, practical access to both Mount Hood (roughly 90 minutes) and the Pacific coast (roughly 80 miles), documented at the regional level in portland-or.js.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.