Local Forecast

GOOD WEDNESDAY MORNING, EVERYONE… We’ll wake up midway through our workweek under mostly sunny skies, continuing to dry out from this most recent round of snow and rain. Southerly winds will turn westerly and should also subside to a moderate 5-10 mph. Our temperatures will be slightly warmer than yesterday, in the upper 40s. Overnight

Good Tuesday Evening, Central Oregon! The Cascades and their eastern slopes are still under the winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service in Pendleton through 8 p.m. Once that advisory expires, Central Oregon should start to dry out. Until then, the southern areas of the High Desert will continue to see snow while

GOOD TUESDAY MORNING, EVERYONE… We’ll wake up to chilly temperatures and snow across the High Desert. The snow will continue for some of us in the southern and western parts of the region throughout the day. The rest of us will see the snow turn to rain in the mid-afternoon. Southeasterly winds will linger around

Good Monday evening, Central Oregon! I hope you had a wonderful weekend. We’ve started the work week dry under mostly cloudy skies, but that is changing fast. The National Weather Service in Pendleton has issued a new winter storm warning effective 5 p.m. today until 8 p.m. tomorrow. The warning forecasts heavy snow and gusty

The Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect tonight at 8PM through Tuesday, ending at 8PM. Along East Slopes of the Oregon Cascades, snow is expected. Total snow accumulations of four to eight inches. Winds gusting as high as 40 mph along exposed ridges, will cause blowing and drifting of snow. Partly cloudy skies today. There’s

Good Sunday evening. Beginning Monday evening in La Pine and the east slopes of the Oregon Cascades, we have a Winter Weather Advisory from 8PM until Tuesday night. Four to eight inches of snow is expected. Hazardous conditions could impact your morning or evening commute so you may need to slow down and use caution

Happy last weekend of March, Central Oregon! To close out the work week, we saw on-and-off snow showers throughout the High Desert, and breezy 10-15 mph winds. For Saturday, the chance of snow tapers off for some of us around 11 a.m., but the western and southern areas of the High Desert could still see

GOOD FRIDAY MORNING, EVERYONE…  We’ll wake up to chilly temperatures from our overnight lows in the mid 20s. Throughout the day, westerly winds linger at a blustery 15-20 mph and gust as high as 30 mph. Scattered snow showers will continue until the evening. We’ll continue to feel the effects of the large storm system

Good Thursday evening, C.O.! With one more day left in the work week, we’re starting to feel the effects of the new storm system coming from the Gulf of Alaska. We’ll see scattered showers this evening and gusty winds around 15 mph. Intermittent gusts could reach as high as 30-35 mph. Overnight we’ll keep a

GOOD THURSDAY MORNING, EVERYONE…  We’ll wake up to cooling temperatures, and many of us will already have seen some precipitation. First as rain, but it will turn to snow throughout the day as the new storm system originating from the Gulf of Alaska makes its presence known in the Pacific Northwest. Winds will intensify today,

Good Wednesday Evening, C.O.! Prepare for impact. The Winter Storm Watch issued by the National Weather Service Pendleton has turned Winter Storm Warning and has been extended through early Saturday morning as the fast moving low pressure trough heads right for the Pacific Northwest out of the Gulf of Alaska. Already some of us are

Happy Tuesday, C.O.! Today we’ve stayed dry under mostly sunny skies. Winds have started to pick up to around 10 mph, with gusts between 20-25 mph being felt throughout the High Desert. Overnight we’ll see the clouds thicken a bit, keeping our low temperatures overnight slightly warmer than yesterday’s. We’ll continue to be precipitation-free, but