Local Forecast

We’ve seen temperatures above our seasonal average over the last several days, but that’s all going to change very soon. After two more days in the 60s on Monday and Tuesday, a massive cooldown on the High Desert. Forecast highs are going to be in the low to high 40s Wednesday through Friday. That gives

Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! It’s going to be another day with partly cloudy skies and above average temperatures. That trend is going to stick with us until Wednesday of next week, when temperatures are expected to drop. Wind speeds are going to stay on the stronger side over the next couple of days, with sustained

While the weekend may not be quite as warm, it will stay quite pleasant.

Widespread frost is expected by morning as winds remain calm.

A freeze warning is in place tonight from midnight until 10am Thursday.

The front that passed yesterday with damaging winds and scattered rain showers leaves us with mostly sunny skies and chilly daytime highs.

Showers will taper off through the evening and into Tuesday night. Lows will be in the mid 20s to mid 30s.

Monday’s gusty winds will be lighter through the evening and overnight.

Happy Monday, Central Oregon! For the most part, Monday should be dry, with partly cloudy skies to begin the day, and mostly cloudy skies to end it. Rain could return Tuesday, with a 40% chance for showers in the morning and a 20% chance at night. Forecast highs will be in the low 60s through

Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! We can expect cooler temperatures once again throughout the day, to go along with more strong wind speeds. Southwesterly breezes will be in the teens to start the day, then by the afternoon and evening, gusts could possibly reach more than 25 mph. There is about a 20% chance that we

Rain is likely much of the day Saturday. Highs will only be in the upper 50s

An air quality advisory is in place for all of Central Oregon until Saturday morning.

Mostly clear skies and a smoky haze will stay with us through Thursday.