Local Forecast

After another chilly weekend, temperatures today will get back to near normal with highs in the low 40s. Skies will be clear and winds will be light, gusting around 10mph. Lows tonight will be in the teens.There is a small chance for patchy freezing fog this morning due to the calm winds and stagnant air.

It was a quiet Sunday, with crisp temperatures today and many areas topping out at the freezing mark. An Air Stagnation Advisory remains in effect for parts of Central Oregon (mainly to the north of Bend) until 4pm tomorrow. This may result in poor air quality as pollutants build up so avoid outdoor burning. Overnight

It’s another fairly quiet day here on the High Desert. Temperatures are struggling to get above freezing, with highs only reaching the 30s this weekend. Overnight lows will drop into the single digits, so make sure to bundle up. There’s an Air Stagnation Advisory in parts of Central Oregon until 4pm Monday. The light winds

Expect to see the mercury in the thermometer struggle to get above 30 this weekend as the dry and cold air will set up.  The temperatures overnight will be dipping into the single digits overnight with light winds and dry air, so prepare yourselves properly if you are heading out for an early morning walk

The run of temperatures in the 50s has come to a close and the arctic air is now in place for the weekend. Expect to see the mercury in the thermometer struggle to get above 30 this weekend as the dry and cold air will set up.  The temperatures overnight will be dipping into the

After another mild week, temperatures are dropping for the weekend. We’ll see highs only hit the mid to upper 30s today under partly cloudy skies. Winds will gust around 15-20mph, which will make it feel colder than it actually is. Lows tonight will be in the teens and single digits so make sure to bundle

The mild pattern this week will be coming to an end Friday as the ridge of high pressure breaks down.  The ridge has been off the coast for the past few days, allowing the mercury to rise into the 50s in a few spots this week.  That ridge is breaking down and migrating east and

We have highs today in the mid to upper 40s. Skies will start mostly clear but increasing cloud cover is expected into the afternoon. We will be overcast for the second half of the day. Lows tonight are in the teens and 20s again. We’ve had a ridge of high pressure overhead the last few

The mild pattern this week will be coming to an end Friday as the ridge of high pressure breaks down.  The ridge has been off the coast for the past few days, allowing the mercury to rise into the 50s in a few spots this week.  That ridge is breaking down and migrating east and

Highs today will top out in the 40s and 50s as a ridge of high pressure builds into our region. We should see temperatures in the 40s and 50s again on Thursday. Winds will be calm this afternoon. Lows tonight will be in the teens and 20s once again.Skies will be mostly clear today, but

Not much change in the forecast with respect to the clear skies. High pressure is in complete control of the region and we will see mostly sunny days and cold nights. Through most of the week the mercury in the thermometer will be in the 50s, well above normal, which is the low 40s. Into

After a long weekend of cold, below normal temperatures, we get back into the 40s today. Skies should be mostly clear to partly cloudy and winds will be light. Lows tonight remain on the chilly side, in the 20s and teens.We should see highs hover in the 40s for a few more days, with a

Not much change in the forecast with respect to the clear skies.  The main issues this week will be nailing down the temperatures each day.  High pressure is in complete control of the region and we will see mostly sunny days and cold nights. Through most of the week the mercury in the thermometer will

We are cold once again, with afternoon highs in the 30s. There is a slight breeze this afternoon, with wind gusts from the south around 10-15mph, and upwards of around 20mph. This will make it feel like temperatures are in the 20s. We have clear skies again today. Lows tonight will range from single digits

A shift from northwest to north flow will allow colder arctic air to move into the region tonight and Monday. This will bring the coldest temperatures overnight, with most areas dropping to the teens & single digits. Patchy freezing fog could also develop tonight through tomorrow morning. Sunny skies are expected for MLK Day tomorrow,

A cooling trend will continue through the weekend and into Monday. High and low temps are hovering around 10 degrees below normal.  This chilly pattern is driven by a polar vortex centered over the Upper Midwest. This system is funneling a north-northwest flow of cold air into the Pacific Northwest. It’s time to bring out

A cooling trend will continue through the weekend and into Monday. High and low temps are hovering around 10 degrees below normal.  This chilly pattern is driven by a polar vortex centered over the Upper Midwest. This system is funneling a north-northwest flow of cold air into the Pacific Northwest. It’s time to bring out

Temperatures today drop significantly, into the 30s. Cold, arctic air is being blasted into the central United States. We are on the edge of that, but still getting cold air funneled into our region. Our general air flow is from the northwest, which helps to bring in that cold air. This pattern will stick around

Temperatures were above normal today in the upper 40s and low 50s. Hopefully, you took advantage of the mild weather, as cooler conditions are on the way. Patchy fog or freezing fog may develop tonight and into tomorrow morning. Our high temps will only climb into the 30s tomorrow due to the cold arctic air

Today is our last mild day of the week. Temperatures will be nearly 10 degrees above normal, in the upper 40s and low 50s. Skies will be mostly clear. It will be a bit breezier today, with gusts around 15 to 20mph–nothing overwhelming, but noticeable.Again, there is a chance for some patchy freezing fog this