THEIR PORTLAND: Crews took to a sun-splashed Willamette River on Feb. 17. Tuesday's high in Portland, Ore. was 63 degrees.
OUR PORTLAND: The passage of boats breaks up the ice in Portland Harbor but because the weather has been so cold, it frequently freezes again overnight.
THEIR PORTLAND: Pedestrians and cyclists nearly out numbered the cars on the Hawthorne Bridge on Feb. 17 as unseasonably high temperatures and sun made February in Portland, Ore. feel like spring.
OUR PORTLAND: Bruce Williams clears a path in front of his home after a storm that left over a foot and a half of fresh snow in Kittery Point. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
THEIR PORTLAND: Blake Hicks rides his BMX bike in Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Hicks, who lives in Southeast Portland, is a member of the Las Vegas-based Cirque Mechanics, and makes his living performing with his bike in the troupe.
OUR PORTLAND: Ann Roots of Kittery peeks over a snowbank to talk to her neighbor while shoveling out from a storm that left over a foot and a half of fresh snow in her driveway last Sunday. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
THEIR PORTLAND: A runner logs his miles in short sleeves Feb. 17 along the waterfront on the east side in downtown Portland, Ore.
OUR PORTLAND: A stop sign is partially submerged after a storm that left over a foot and a half of fresh snow in Kittery. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
THEIR PORTLAND: West Coast Portlanders took advantage of the unseasonable weather at Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Temperatures reached a high of 63 degrees on Feb. 17 and were expected to remain in the mid to high 50s through the middle of next week.
OUR PORTLAND: Sarah Pitt-Wooll digs through a wall of snow on her walkway after a storm left over a foot and a half in Kittery. Derek Davis/Staff Photographer
THEIR PORTLAND: Warm weather and a sunny sky evoked the feeling of spring, still technically weeks away, along the waterfront on the east side in downtown Portland, Ore.
OUR PORTLAND: Motorists make their way through intense windblown snow along Limerick Road in Arundel in the aftermath of the latest snowstorm on Sunday. Carl D. Walsh/Staff Photographer
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