Local Forecast

Happy Saturday! A wintry mix is expected across the area, with most of the snow likely falling south of Bend and west toward Sisters. Some pockets of fog may develop.  As of this afternoon, no Advisories, Watches, or Warnings are in effect. Temperatures are rising into the low 40s today. A few snow showers will occur

Today I expect there will be a mix of rain and snow once again with the snow being more likely early in the day when the temps are colder. The snow should taper off just after sunrise and there may be some breaks in the cloud cover at times. Temperatures will rise to the low

A Winter Weather Advisory is in place for portions of Deschutes and Jefferson Counties overnight. There will be snow most of the day with some rain mixed in at times. The advisory is for the SW and Western portions of the counties where up to 4” of snow is possible by Saturday morning.  There may

The National Weather Service released a Winter Weather Advisory for west and south portions of the region. It will last from 4pm tonight to 10am Saturday morning. This is due to the snow and mix expected today that will create some hazardous driving conditions. Roads will be slick out there once again. Snow is still

There will be a series of fronts that will slide through the state that will provide the area with mountain snow and lower elevation snow and wintry mix. The snow will be slow and steady and will be returning to the region Friday afternoon.  The snow today will be tapering off and we may see

Rain and snow began last night and have continued in some areas through the night. You are likely waking up to white yards or wet roads. Either way, roads will be slick on your morning commute so drive carefully. Temperatures today will be on the chilly side, only reaching the upper 30s. Lows tonight in

A series of fronts will cross the region opening the door for plenty of wet weather.  The waves of rain and snow will be light with each passing and the temperatures support a mix of mostly rain and some snow during the day, but snow at night.  There will be breaks in the pattern with

Starting tonight, rain and snow will move in with an incoming low pressure system and an occluded front. This is the second system out of about four that are impacting us over the next week. The high desert will see a periods of snow, rain, and wintry mix as each system passes. We could see

There will be a series of low pressure systems pushing in from the eastern Pacific over the next several days.  The result will be periods of rain and snow over the high desert, with several inches of snow on the Cascades by the end of the weekend. The High Desert will see off and on

Temperatures today will range from the low to mid 40s after a bit of a chilly start. Skies will be partly cloudy and increase overnight but we will remain dry. Lows tonight will be in the teens and 20s. Temperatures this week remain pretty consistent.The ridge of high pressure overhead has kept us dry and

The weather pattern for the next couple of days will be chilly and dry as the region is under the influence of an area of high pressure. This will keep the area mostly sunny and crisp in the afternoon and clear and cold overnight.  The temperature to start the week will be about normal for

Temperatures today will top out in the 30s and 40s under mostly sunny skies. We could see some patchy fog this morning. Lows tonight will be cold, dropping into the single digits for some while others hover in the teens and low 20s.Temperatures will be in the 40s for the majority of the week, with

There will be a shift in the weather pattern today as a cold front will cross the state from the west and northwest. Ahead of the front will be a mild air mass that will allow some areas to reach 50° before the frontal passage.   The front will be accompanied by rain that will arrive in

The persistent pattern of patchy and widespread freezing fog is expected to linger north of Jefferson County tonight. The fog may re-develop in Jefferson and Deschutes Counties to the point of another Freezing Fog Advisory may be issued late tonight.  This will be monitored closely, but the bottom line is that there is still a

The Freezing Fog Advisory has been extended until 11am this morning. Be careful on the roads again. Visibility will be very limited in areas and you could run into a few icy spots on the roads this morning. Plan for 5-10 extra minutes on your morning commute to take it slowly. A stubborn ridge of

The freezing fog will linger over the region into the night and early Friday morning. The NWS has reduced the coverage area of the advisory, excluding Jefferson, Deschutes, and Crook Counties. This may be readjusted later tonight as the area as the region shows little signs of the fog relenting.  As the night moves along

The Freezing Fog Advisory has been extended, again, until 11am this morning. Be careful stepping outside and driving on the roads. It will be slick and visibility will be limited to under a quarter mile in some areas. Due to the freezing fog, we are seeing ice formation on trees and surfaces and snowflakes, or

The fog will likely return overnight to the region as well as the below normal temperatures.  The freezing fog advisory is extended until 11 am Thursday morning.  Travel conditions will be compromised as the icy glaze, or rime ice generated by the fog that freezes on contact.  This morning ice crystals have formed on tree