Local Forecast

The National Weather Service had upgraded our winter weather alert from an Advisory to a Warning in Bend, Redmond, Madras and Prineville. Accumulations of snow from 3 – 5” will be common in those areas.  The Winter Weather Advisory is still in place for SE Deschutes and eastern Jefferson Counties as well as Crook County. 

A Winter Weather Advisory is in place for areas along 97 and all of Crook County until tomorrow afternoon. Periods of moderate to heavy snowfall will make for dangerous travel conditions. Drive safely.Plan extra time today as icy roads are still a concern for your morning commute.We’re waking up to dry conditions this morning. Snow

There is a Winter Weather Advisory in place for the Cascades until 4 am Thursday.  This includes the east face of the range and the cities of La Pine, Sunriver, Lava Butte and Sisters.  The snow will be more robust along the crest of the Cascades, but still fall in the lower elevations and accumulate

A Winter Weather Advisory is in place for the eastern slopes and southern Deschutes County until early morning tomorrow. The other winter weather alerts have been expired early due to no longer meeting the criteria. Icy roads are still a concern as you get your day started. Drive slowly and give yourself extra space between

Winter Weather Alerts are in place through the region as Central Oregon deals with cold and snowy weather.  The Warning is for most of Crook County and eastern sections of Jefferson and Deschutes Counties until 10 am Wednesday morning.  Another 3 – 5” of snow is possible. The Winter Weather Advisory has been extended until

A Winter Storm Warning is in place for the eastern half of the viewing area, and a Winter Weather advisory is now in place for parts of Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook Counties. Snow will be impacting the region in waves over the next two days with the bulk of the snow falling east of 97.

The groundhog saw his shadow which means six more weeks of winter! Well, at least one more week of winter weather for us. Highs will hover in the 30s all week throughout Central Oregon while lows will mostly be in the teens and singles, with a few areas staying in the 20s at times. Temperatures

Cloudy skies are expected tonight, with snow and flurries to the south. More snowfall should be arriving tomorrow morning. Watch for slippery road conditions and check ODOT cameras before heading out. There are multiple winter weather alerts around our region. As of 11pm Sunday, we’re seeing a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for the Cascades

We have made it into February! Overnight snow showers brought a light dusting to the High Desert, while off-and-on snow will continue over the Cascades today. Temperatures will drop into the teens and 20s tonight under cloudy skies. There is a Winter Storm Warning for the Cascades until 4am tomorrow. Heavy snowfall is expected, with

Today there should begin with some snow on the ground from an overnight round of light snow. That should be about it for the day on the High Desert, but we will still see off and on snow over the Cascades. Sunday will be chilly and cloudy as the snow will continue to fall in

The chance for light snow over Central Oregon will continue well into next week as the pattern shift to a more “wintry” one is here.  Earlier in the week the mercury in the thermometer hit the 60° mark a few times, but that is not going to be the case in the upcoming weekend and

A Winter Weather Advisory has replaced the Winter Storm Watch for the eastern slopes and areas south of Bend. A Winter Storm Warning was released for the west face of the Cascades, heading into the Valley. Travel will be dangerous at times due to heavy mountain snow and gusty winds blowing snow and reducing visibility.

A Winter Weather Advisory has replaced the Winter Storm Watch for portions of the viewing area. The Advisory goes into effect tonight at 10 pm and will last until 4 pm Saturday. By the time Saturday afternoon rolls around, about 5 – 10″ of snow will have fallen on the Cascades, with 2 – 4″

It should be another nice day today as our atmosphere gets set up for the winter weather pattern. Highs today will be in the 40s and 50s. We’ll have a mostly sunny start, but clouds will increase throughout the afternoon, becoming overcast by dinner time. Lows tonight are only dropping into the 20s and 30s.A

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service for western portions of Deschutes and Jefferson Counties. This goes into effect Thursday evening and will last through Saturday afternoon. Heavy mountain snow, wintry mix at lower elevations, gusty winds and icy roads. Should be updated to a Warning or Advisory tomorrow. The

It will be another perfect day to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. We’ll see highs in the upper 40s and low 50s under clear skies. Winds will gust around 10-15mph, making for a light breeze at times. Clear skies continue into the night with lows dropping into the teens and 20s, with a few

The dry and mild weather continues into Wednesday as high pressure is in complete control. Temperatures are expected to hit the low 50s tomorrow with plenty of sunshine and light winds.  The Air Stagnation Advisory is still in place until early Friday morning so if you can, refrain from any outdoor burning.  The weather pattern

As a ridge of high pressure continues to build overhead, we’ll see temperatures gradually rise. Today, highs will reach the low to mid 40s, still hovering right around normal for this time of year. We have a very dry airmass overhead so you can expect blue skies through the day and clear skies overnight. Lows

The ups and downs of the weather world continue in Central Oregon. The cold pattern from the weekend is being replaced by a much milder pattern to start the new week.  Temperatures struggled to get above freezing this weekend but for the next few days our readings will be in the 50s.  There is a