Local Forecast

Happy Wednesday, Central Oregon! On Tuesday, we saw clear skies and good air quality, but it’s a different outlook today. This afternoon, we are expecting to see moderate smoke coverage in the Bend and Redmond area. Southerly winds will blow smoke from the Green Ridge fire into Central Oregon. A light to moderate blanket of

Dry and mostly sunny with warm to hot conditions expected through the week.

Happy September, Central Oregon!

Another cool night is expected Monday with lows in the mid 30s to low 50s.

Good Monday, Central Oregon! Hazy conditions will stay with us for Monday, where we will see light to moderate coverage in Deschutes and Jefferson County. We expect those hazy skies to mostly clear up on Tuesday. Once those hazy skies clear, we will see a big jump in temperatures. We are expecting mostly 90-degree days

Happy Monday morning, Central Oregon! Forecast highs for Monday look like they will be scattered in the 70s, keeping us well below average for the second day in a row. We should be waking up to partly cloudy skies during the early parts of the day Monday, but then it should clear up for the

As smoke levels continue to gradually diminish here in Central Oregon, our hazy skies are almost gone. We will have a very light smoke layer covering parts of the region Sunday, but that’s a huge difference from the last several days, during which we’ve been in the moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups range. Sunday

No cloud cover is expected over the region, but smoke remains and an air quality advisory stays in place until Saturday morning.

Happy Friday, Central Oregon! With hazy skies still with us, our Air Quality Alert has been extended once again, which has happened a few times since it first went into effect last Friday. That alert is now set to expire Saturday morning at 11 a.m. A few hours later, starting at 2 p.m., a Red

Light winds, cooler temperatures and hazy skies will be with us Thursday night.

Happy Thursday, Central Oregon! The Air Quality Alert that’s been in effect since last Friday has been extended once again. Now it is set to expire Thursday night at 11 p.m. Hazy skies are expected to last even longer, however. The smoke forecast says we should be in the moderate to dense range for smoke

Parts of Central Oregon are still in an air quality alert until 11PM Wednesday night.

A red flag (fire weather) warning will stay in place until 11 pm Tuesday with an air quality alert until Wednesday at 11 pm.

Breezes will become light and variable after midnight Monday night.

Happy Monday, Central Oregon! Our hazy skies are sticking with us as we continue to feel the effects from the wildfires burning across the region. The Air Quality Alert that’s been in effect for the past several days expires Monday morning at 11 a.m., but the haze will stay through at least Tuesday. There’s also

As several wildfires continue to burn across Central Oregon, you can expect to see hazy skies once again on Sunday. The smoke will be in the light to moderate range for much of the region in the morning and early afternoon. However, by about 3 p.m. Sunday, those smoke levels will become denser, especially in

An air quality advisory is in place for Jefferson and Deschutes counties through Monday at 11 am.