Portlanders turn to pools, beaches, splash pads in historic

Portlanders turn to pools, beaches, splash pads in historic heat


Rivers, pools and splash pads offering some wet relief during heatwave
Everyone is looking for a way to cool down and many found it with cool water. But Portland's pools can only serve limited numbers because of a lifeguard shortage.
Author: Tim Gordon
Updated: 7:22 PM PDT June 27, 2021
PORTLAND, Oregon — By mid-morning Sunday, the sun is already blazing. Broughton Beach on the Columbia River was heating up and the parking lot was filling up. Two people heading to a birthday party on the beach were considering how long they would stay.
“We'll see, a couple hours, we're hoping to make it at least until noon- so not an all-day thing, no not an all-day thing," said Terra Dawson and Rachel Haber.

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