Local Forecast

A variable cloud cover Thursday will yield a chance of rain showers later in the day.

Skies will stay partly cloudy Tuesday night as lows dip into the 40s.

Thicker clouds will give us a slight chance for scatter showers Monday night.

Happy Monday Central Oregon. We are waking up to mostly clear skies across the High Desert. However, our skies become cloudier throughout the day, and we have about a 10% chance to see rain late Monday night. Forecast highs will be scattered in the mid to low 60s, putting us almost 10 degrees below our

Happy Sunday Central Oregon! We will be waking up to more rain and, in the higher elevations through the Cascades and in La Pine, more chances for snow as well. Our chances for snow end around 11 a.m., but the rain could last all day. A 40%-60% chance for rain in the morning dips down

Look for highs in the upper 50s Saturday and mid 50s Sunday.

Skies will become partly cloudy Thursday night and lows will stay pretty mild; scattered through the 40s.

Skies will stay mostly clear tonight, with lows in the 40’s. Breezes will become light and variable.

Conditions will stay quite fair through the end of the work week. Skies will become partly cloudy Friday as the leading edge of the next system works into the NW. A chance of showers will build in Friday night, and that chance will turn to a likelihood of rain Saturday and Sunday. Cold air mixed with this system will drop daytime highs to the low 60’s Saturday and mid 50’s Sunday. Overnight lows will dip to the mid to upper 30’s. After a slight chance of showers Monday morning, we will see a warming and clearing trend that will put us back into the mid 60’s under mostly sunny skies Tuesday.

Breezes will become light out of the west after midnight Tuesday night.

Skies will stay mostly clear Monday night as lows dip to the mid 30s to low 40s.

After a wild weather weekend, our conditions in Central Oregon will look a lot different on Monday. To recap some of the activity from Saturday, the National Weather Service was on scene in Culver to determine if a tornado is responsible for the damage in that area. Based on what they’ve found so far, they