I live in Oregon, and a couple years back it was 47C here at my house. The year before that, we had an ice storm that covered everything with 1.5 inches of ice and knocked down a half dozen poles within a quarter mile of my house, and countless trees.

So... yes?

Edit: Ha, those two events were actually the same year.

Portland has hit over 110F in the last few years. It's also a city with nasty ice storms.

Was there last year driving through and it was over 90F at 11:00p.m.

Depending on where you live, yes.

Oregon is more than just Portland, but even Portland summers reach the 90s on a regular basis, and we've gone over 100 degrees several times in the summer. Winter usually hovers around 30-40 degrees, but sometimes dips to the 20s, and we've definitely had 10-20 degree cold snaps.

Go outside of Portland, and you'll easily find deserts that reach 100+ degrees on a regular basis, and highlands that go below zero.

Yes? We had the unfortunate experience of moving houses during a week when temperatures hit 115 degrees (though our car claimed it was 119).

Oregon is amazing, it's got deserts, beaches, mountains (including ski areas), forests, volcanic areas...

Heat, yes.