Local Forecast

The hot pattern will peak today as the mercury in the thermometer will reach the triple digits in a number of locations.  The heat will remain Tuesday, so the Local Alert Day is in place again Tuesday. Extreme Heat Warnings in place. Pattern will persist into Tuesday as the Extreme Heat Warning remains. The ridge

Bend, OR (KTVZ) – We’ve issued a Local Alert Weather Day for today and tomorrow as temperatures are reaching the mid to upper 90s and into the triple digits. Temperatures peak today with many areas reaching 100+. An Extreme Heat Warning is active for the lower elevations of Central Oregon until 10pm Tuesday night. Make

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -A ridge of high pressure is building into the region and will heat temperatures up by about 4 or 5 degrees each day over the next few days. Look for highs to top out in the low 80s today but heat into the mid and upper 80s tomorrow. Areas will heat into

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -Temperatures this afternoon will only top out in the 70s. We’ll clock in around 5 or 6 degrees below normal for this time of year. Skies will start partly cloudy but decrease into the afternoon, becoming mostly sunny. Since we’re losing the cloud cover, overnight lows will get a little crisp in

(KTVZ Bend, Ore).  Mostly cloudy skies will define the day, along with a few stray showers.  The mercury in the thermometer is only going to reach the upper 70s as the clouds and rain cooled air keep us below our normal high of 85.  The showers will be light today and, unfortunately, not very beneficial

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -An upper level low and accompanying surface low moving just to our north today are cooling our temperatures down into the 70s both today and tomorrow. Thursday will be the coolest day of the week with temperatures 6 to 8 degrees below normal for this time of year. Normal for Bend is

(Bend. Ore KTVZ).  Clouds are expected to arrive late today ahead of some rain that is slated to fall overnight. The rain will be light and mainly near the Cascades.  Jefferson County is the focal point of the showers, but Sisters and some northern locations in Deschutes County could see light rain near sunrise. The

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -Conditions today are quiet and normal with highs in the upper 70s and low to mid 80s. Skies are mostly clear to start but clouds will increase into the night, becoming mostly cloudy.A warm front is approaching, bringing in cloud cover and chances for rain to the Northwest. Rain falls behind a

Our severe storms yesterday that generated 1” hail in some spots and at least 0.05” hail in a number of other locations have come and gone.  Thank you to everyone that posted pictures of the hail on our Facebook page, it is always helpful when we can get images from our viewers. This week will

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -After a week of stormy weather, Central Oregon is finally getting a break. Storms are clearing east and a quiet, calm pattern is taking their place. Our general air flow shifts from the south-southwest flow that brought storms to a westerly one, which usually keeps us relatively dry, quiet, and seasonable.Look for

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -The stormy days aren’t over quite yet. Chances are dropping this weekend and will be nowhere near as widespread or robust as what we’ve experienced the last few days, but the chance is still there.Look for isolated thunderstorms to develop late this afternoon through Deschutes and Crook County. The wildfire threat has

Bend, OR (KTVZ) -This morning, stray showers are possible, maybe a few raindrops on your windshield during your morning commute. Thunderstorms continue this afternoon–we are clocking in at four stormy days in a row so far. A Local Alert Weather Day has been issued.There is the potential for abundant lightning and gusty winds near storms