Local Forecast

A winter weather advisory stays in place for part of Central Oregon until Tuesday at 1 p.m.

Happy Valentines Day, Central Oregon! We still don’t expect to see much snow accumulation for the next few days, but we’re going to see just about everything else winter can throw at us. Currently, we’ve got three warnings and advisories to talk about: A winter weather advisory for the western slopes of the Cascades, a

Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! For the moment, we’re enjoying some calmer weather in the lower elevations, while the Cascades are still feeling the brunt of the tail end of the second storm system. Most of the snowfall is over, although we’ll continue to see scattered snow showers for the next 24 hours. We’ll have a

Snow showers, heavy at times, are expected to stay with us through the weekend.

Snowfall will continue Thursday night with another 1-2″ accumulations.

The storm will then settle in through Saturday night.

Clouds will thicken a bit tonight, but we will stay dry. Overnight lows will be in the low to mid 20’s. What little breeze we’ve had will calm this evening and remain calm overnight. Wednesday promises to be equally fair, maybe a couple degrees warmer, but a winter storm will press in quickly, with snowfall

Lows will be a bit below average, in the upper-teens to low 20s.

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! Looks like are winds are still with us for a few more hours before laying down around sunset tonight. We should be seeing way more calm conditions for the first few days of this week. In addition our temperatures are going to remain around our seasonal average as well. That is,

Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! Over the past 48 hours, we’ve had some strong wind gusts around the area. In the last 24 hours, Bend, Sisters, Redmond and Prineville all registered gusts above 30 mph, with Redmond topping out at 44 mph. In the Cascades, Mt. Bachelor closed early on Saturday due to the windy conditions,

The westerly wind should pick up again on Saturday, up to 15 mph with gusts up to 30.

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