Feeling more like fall with a cool and rainy pattern

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) - A cool and rainy weather pattern will bring a fall-like feel to Central Oregon. This is the result of a couple of low -pressure systems moving through the Pacific Northwest.

High temperatures will reach the 60s, while some areas may struggle to climb out of the upper 50s. With average highs in the low 80s this time of year, temperatures will be well below normal.

Steady rain will move across the region today, arriving by mid-morning and continuing into the evening.

Thursday looks dry to start, but some more showers could move in by the afternoon. There is a slight chance to see some isolated storms embedded in the rain.

Rain is likely on Friday as well, becoming slightly more widespread. Minor flooding could be a concern late this week.

Showers could impact your Labor Day weekend plans. Saturday will likely stay dry, but there is a low chance for a shower. Highs will reach the upper 60s.

Sunday could be another cloudy and rainy day for us, and some of those showers could continue Monday. Tuesday looks partly cloudy and dry with highs returning to the low 70s.

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