"Cape Blanco is my very favorite lighthouse for more reasons than I can state. Being active in the USLHS and a traveler, I've seen lighthouses in many countries. We cannot lose this incredible piece of history - it's a treasure. I would be heartbroken if it disappeared."

We're starting the day off right with a heavy fog and a strong breeze from the North at the lighthouse 🚩 (Beaufort force 6); 54°F; Stratus Blue on the cyanometer. Of course, you never know what the afternoon winds will bring!

It looks like a good day to be indoors and enjoy the "AtoN" exhibit in our Interpretive Center. We also have new art on display and items for purchase in the gift shop. ⎈⎈⎈

CAPE BLANCO WIND REPORT: Maximum gust as of 1:15PM is 46mph 🌬️🌬️ The fog has lifted to reveal the marine layer. We are OPEN until 3:30PM, however we do close the Greeting Center if winds exceed 50mph. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 25 to 30mph. No water in rain gauge." We're still at Force 6 (strong breeze) out at the lighthouse today, approaching 7 (moderate gale) 🚩 54°F and a deep Cobalt Blue sky. ⎈⎈⎈

If you take a beach walk today you might catch a glimpse of C. soldanella, a.k.a. Beach Morning Glory. Known for its ephemeral nature, they bloom in the morning and close by afternoon (or in cloudy weather) ⎈⎈⎈

"Cape Blanco lighthouse is important to me because of its unique history and location of the windest point. I want to share it with others for years to come"

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 20 to 25mph. No water in rain gauge. Beautiful Bluebird Sky 🪺 at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse today ~ starting the day off right with a definite Blanco Boost in wind speed 🚩 (force 6); 58°F. ⎈⎈⎈

The white yarrow is in abundance this time of year. Another plant with a fascinating backstory; named after the Greek hero Achilles (Achillea millefolium), it has symbolic meaning in various cultures, representing bravery, protection, and even everlasting love. ⎈⎈⎈

"Please save Cape Blanco Lighthouse! Such a valuable piece of history should be preserved for future generations. Thank you!"

Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 5 to 10mph. No water in rain gauge." Another round of lighthouse-esque weather on the horizon today with Solitude Blue; 62°F at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse, a gentle breeze from the North. Déjà vu and just the way we like it. ⎈⎈⎈

"It is an amazing and beautiful piece of history and should be preserved!"

We LOVE the latest delivery of art to "Save Our Lighthouse" from photographer Russ Gibson. We'll have his lovely agate photography on display at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse over the Jubilee weekend. Come visit! ⎈⎈⎈

“The wind speed has increased to around 10 to 15mph. With sunny skies.” Looks like it’s going to be a beautiful afternoon at Cape Blanco! ⎈⎈⎈

We just received a first shipment of beautiful new t-shirts by artist Darren Evans. Now available for pre-order at the Cape Blanco Greeting Center Gift Shop. Come visit! ⎈⎈⎈

"The lighthouses along the Pacific Coast are part of our history of the United States. History is very important to our future as Americans and should be preserved. It is also important to visit, see and touch or experience historical places."/p>

Good morning, as of 9;20am, the wind speed was around 0 to 5mph. No water in rain gauge. Solitude Blue on the cyanometer today; 62°F at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse, a gentle breeze from the North. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 5 to 10mph. No water in rain gauge. A light breeze from the NE this Wednesday morn; dappled Dazzle Blue skies and 60°F at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

Thimbleberry is a resourceful plant for countless generations, valued by humans and wildlife. ⎈⎈⎈

The thimbleberry (R. parviflorus) is in full bloom today; A lovely display just a bit more westerly from the most westerly lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

"Keep this historical site for the next generations to come. This place has an inspiring history of people who risked everything to make this site possible"

The wind has shifted around to a northerly moderate breeze on this beautiful Monday; 56°F at the tower and dreamy Baby Blue skies on the cyanometer. Come visit our most westerly lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

"The lighthouse is important for history's sake and for visitor's enjoyment. What a lovely spot and amazing lighthouse!"

Red elderberries (S. racemosa) in bloom. ⎈⎈⎈

The rain must have encouraged the red elderberries (S. racemosa) as their vibrant red berries dot the landscape all along the drive into Cape Blanco State Park. It's a feast for the eyes and the wildlife! ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 0 to 5mph. 1/10 of an inch of water in rain gauge." Bluebird Sky 🪺 on the cyanometer today with a rare "light air" (Beaufort Scale 1) at the lighthouse this morning. ⎈⎈⎈

"Cape Blanco Lighthouse is not only an important site for state and national history, but a huge part of our family's memories. It's heartbreaking that within my kid's childhood, we have gone from being able to enjoy the history and view from the top to not being able to enter at all. Please save this beautiful historic site! Thank you!"

The rain sure does wonders for the wildflowers on the Cape. There are two types of Vicia that grow out at Cape Blanco; the giant variety grows on the Sixes River Trail near the Hughes House. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 5 to 10mph. 1/10th of an inch of water in rain gauge. Pacifica Blue Skies today; 60°F and a SE light breeze. We're approaching our 1000th research grade observation on our "Diversity of Cape Blanco Project"! It's fun to take the time to understand and appreciate just how much Cape Blanco is teeming with life. ⎈⎈⎈

"It is beautiful and a lovely walk up "

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WEATHER UPDATE: Wind speed has increased to around 10 to 15mph. With intermittent rain. Come explore our "AtoN" exhibit at the Greeting Center Gift Shop and Interpretive Center and get out of the rain 🌧️ 🙂

A stand of pokers bloom on the north bluff near where the early keeper's garden used to be. An escape from an era gone by.

"Cape Blanco was where the McMillan/Maggiora family lived here from 1969-1975. Returning here helps keep family stories alive in our family. Co McMillan was our stepdad. Save the Lighthouse ❤ "

Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 5 to 10mph. No water in rain gauge. Pretty little hues of Navigator Blue peeking through our painterly cirrus layer today; It's 58°F at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse. The wind has shifted to the SE today on this first day of Summer with a light breeze greeting us as we stroll up the lighthouse gate road. ⎈⎈⎈

"Save Cape Blanco Lighthouse! It is a historical treasure of great beauty, and worth preserving. Thank you."

Sitka Spruce

Amazing lichen patterns as well in the spruce trees that are near the lighthouse.

Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 10 to 20mph. No water in rain gauge. Amazing Cirrocumulus (Cc) patterns dancing across the sky today; 53°F and a gentle breeze from the north. ⎈⎈⎈

"Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 5 to 10mph. No water in rain gauge. What a lovely break in the wind yesterday and today with a light breeze from the North; Solitude Blue on the cyanometer; 56°F at the lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

It's the perfect time to come out and explore Cape Blanco and all its wonders (today's wildflower is Western blue-eyed grass which you can spot along the lighthouse gate road if you have a keen eye for nature).

CAPE BLANCO LIGHTHOUSE WEATHER UPDATE 🌞 the wind speed has increased to 10 to 15mph. with partial sunny skies

"Please save Cape Blanco. It's such a historical place for Oregon and so beautiful. We love touring the Oregon coast to see all the lighthouses. We do often, and the thought of it going away is very saddening. Please save this lighthouse."

"Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 10 to 15mph. No water in rain gauge. A moderate breeze out at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse this morning; 54°F and Stratus (St) Blue skies. We appreciate all of our visitors filling out postcards at the Greeting Center Gift Shop to express their support for the lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

"'Cause it's beautiful" (Russell, 4)"

"'Cause I want it! Save all of it!" (Henry, 2) ~ We couldn't have said it better ourselves!

Happy Father's Day to all you Dads out there and what better way to spend it than with your family at Oregon's most westerly continuously operating lighthouse. We're enjoying a crystal clear Bluebird Sky 🪺 today and an invigorating gentle to moderate Northerly breeze; 52°F at the tower. ⎈⎈⎈

"I have been visiting Cape Blanco Lighthouse since the 1980's and now I am bringing my kids to visit! Please preserve the L.H. for future generations!" ⎈⎈⎈

Many thanks to artist Randy Scholten and Abby for sharing this exquisite sunset out at the lighthouse. There is definitely no place quite like this. ⎈⎈⎈

"TO: The State of Oregon and Curry County. Please save this historic site! With coastal development and the constant future of progress, we need to save and protect sites like these. Thank you!"

Pretty little goldfields peeking through the dwarf lupine near Needle Rock; Cape Blanco is such an extraordinary place.

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 20 to 25mph. No water in rain gauge." A deep Tidepool Blue sky at out the Cape Blanco Lighthouse today; 54°F and a we're approaching a strong breeze to the North 🚩 ⎈⎈⎈

"We need to save it because it's my favorite lighthouse!" ♪ We couldn't agree with you more, Della! It's our favorite lighthouse, too!

Beach aster (E. glaucus) was our mystery flower from a couple of days ago. You can see them blooming on the Cape this time of year

Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 20 to 25mph. No water in rain gauge. It's a beautiful Pacifica Blue sky sunny day at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse; 52°F as the fresh breeze continues from the North. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 20 to 25mph. No water in rain gauge. A fresh breeze from the North reveals a dazzle blue sky; it's a brisk 53°F out at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

"This place is an absolute treasure & our kids love it! Hope it stays for at least as many generations as it has seen already!"

It sure is neat to see all of the repairs happening at the Hughes House on our way out to the lighthouse — it looks fabulous. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning as of 9:29am. the wind speed was around 10 to 15mph. No water in rain gauge." A gentle to moderate northerly breeze out at Cape Blanco today; good ol' Solitude Blue on the cyanometer and 54°F at the Lighthouse ... UPDATE … as of Noon, it is now clear and sunny. Wind speed increased to 20 to 25mph. ⎈⎈⎈

"We brought our kids up into the lighthouse when it was working. They LOVED it and still talk about it 20 years later. PLEASE fix it for our grandchildren to experience!."

This cute little plant near the Cape Blanco Greeting Center Gift Shop should bloom any day now. Does anyone know what it is? We're discovering what these treasures are as part of our "Diversity of Cape Blanco" project.

It must be Monday with a typical scene in the day of the life of a keeper out at Cape Blanco today. A dense layer of fog even though it is bright and sunny inland. A moderate NNE breeze; 52°F at the tower. ⎈⎈⎈

The dwarf lupine all along the lighthouse gate road is now in bloom uniquely characterized by a dense mat; it's one of three lupine types spotted near the lighthouse.

"It's important because its a huge part of history and definitely should be preserved. It also sits on our most westerly point and is the oldest working lighthouse (in Oregon)*"

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 5 to 10mph. No water in rain gauge." Aaaaah ~ a gentle breeze from the north brings another enveloping blanket of fog; Water Blue skies and 52°F at the Cape Blanco Lighthouse. A peaceful way to spend an afternoon. Enjoy your Sunday with family and friends. ⎈⎈⎈

"I'm looking forward to returning in June to see the cliff full of lupine!" ⎈⎈⎈

Cape Blanco Lupine seen here along with Herculeum max. ⎈⎈⎈

"Beautiful lighthouse. Spectacular views. And an exciting walk in the wind! Wheeeeeee!." ⎈⎈⎈

"Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 25 to 30mph. No water in rain gauge. More of our signature wind at the lighthouse today 🚩 approaching a near gale and a repeat 48°F + Cirrocumulus (Cc) Blue skies. The lighthouse appears to be playing hide and seek with the fog today ~ but trust us ~ it's there and worth the walk to come see it. The fog certainly adds to the lighthouse experience. ⎈⎈⎈

"This place has an important history. History helps us heal and learn. Thank you for the chance to take part of this beautiful place."

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 25 to 30mph. No water in rain gauge. Another northerly strong breeze at the lighthouse today 🚩 a crisp 48°F with Cirrocumulus (Cc) Blue skies. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 20 to 30mph. No water in rain gauge. Morning winds are picking back up today with a strong breeze 🚩 from the north. We always like to remind visitors on days like today it is best to check in at the lighthouse to see what current wind speeds are before venturing out. ⎈⎈⎈

"A beautiful place and wonderful history! Definitely please preserve 🙂."

There are lovely sheltered hiking trails throughout Cape Blanco State Park like the one near the Hughes House heading out to Castle Rock where we spotted this Silver Beechweed. ⎈⎈⎈

Good morning as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 10 to 15mph. No water in rain gauge. Finally getting a little break in the wind today with a moderate breeze from the NNE. ⎈⎈⎈

"It's part of history and our country's legacy. Kids need to know about these."

The clouds are so lovely out at Cape Blanco over the north bluff with Needle Rock to the south. There is nothing quite like a beautiful Spring day at the lighthouse. ⎈⎈⎈

Our postcard art today looks a little how it felt walking out here this morning! 🎵 "The lighthouse is so cool. Please save it!"

We are holding steady with a northerly moderate gale 🚩 starting the day with a 44mph gust (overnight max gust was 50mph). Bear in mind winds increase during the day before they diminish, so it would be a good idea to call the Greeting Center Gift Shop before venturing out. It's 51°F this morning with mesmerizing Oceana Blue skies. ⎈⎈⎈

"Good morning, as of 9:20am, the wind speed was around 30 to 40mph. No water in rain gauge. Welcome to June at Cape Blanco, and if you need a wordle word to describe us today, it would be "WINDY", measuring as a moderate gale from the NE on the Beaufort scale 🚩 It's 52°F this morning with Navigator Blue skies. ⎈⎈⎈

Our featured bird is the super cute Golden-crowned Kinglet (R. satrapa). It's in the Lois Miller Calendar this month as well as recorded as part of our Diversity of Cape Blanco project. ⎈⎈⎈

"The majesty of this place is unique, even on this coast of beautiful places. History can't be brought back but preservation keeps it alive."