Can you not right now?

Very few models are showing gusts under 50mph now. The number of models that avoid a wind storm are dwindling. For PDX Metro, Willamette Valley the potential for a wind storm 50-60mph is increasing with the high-end solution 60mph+ on the table. SHOULD the NAM, UKMET, RAP, and HRRR verify we could be talking 55-70mph+ gusts. It's all going to come down to the depth of the low because it looks like the favored track is due north right up the Oregon Coast rather than inland through Oregon. You have to factor in how quickly this will be moving northward and that will aid in pressure rises, and make it harder for their to be any appreciable shift to the east unless it feels/weakens rapidly say north of about North Bend, OR.

Past experience here i'd say 60 is major. 50 for the most part trees are ok, 60 i have seen 80ft firs blow over.

Not sure... seems like we have wind events with gusts peaking between 45-50 mph fairly often.

Can you not right now