Local Forecast

Highs today climbed above normal due to a warm front passage overnight. Temperatures will drop again into the low to mid 40s for the weekend and will drop a bit more next week, into the 30s and 40s. Lows tonight will be right around freezing. Some light, off & on rain today will taper off

Good Friday morning! Temperatures were mild overnight, which means we’re not seeing snow this time around…just rain!  The heaviest rainfall should occur right before sunrise, but we’ll see off and on showers through the day. We could accumulate around a half of an inch.  A warm front moved overnight keeping our temperatures above normal. Highs

Rain will move in tonight and continue through the day tomorrow. Friday will be our heaviest day of widespread rain. A warm front will pass through overnight which keeps our overnight temperatures mild, meaning we won’t see any snow this time around. Lows tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. Rain showers will be

Good Thursday morning! As temperatures rise, we’re transitioning into a rainy pattern for a few days. Southern Deschutes may see a wintry mix early today, but rain will dominate as the main form of precipitation. Before heading out this morning, be aware that roads may be slick with areas of patchy ice. Today and tomorrow

Good Thursday morning! As temperatures rise, we’re transitioning into a rainy pattern for a few days. Southern Deschutes may see a wintry mix early today, but rain will dominate as the main form of precipitation. Before heading out this morning, be aware that roads may be slick with areas of patchy ice. Today and tomorrow

After some stormy weather last night, today we are mostly cloudy with highs in the 40s to 50s. We’ll see some more rain today, with a chance for some snow mixed in tonight in La Pine and Sunriver. Lows tonight will be in the upper 20s to mid 30s. Afternoon highs will continue to rise

Good Wednesday morning! It was very windy last night and into the morning with gusts ranging from 40-50+ mph. Although the wind advisory is set to expire at 10am, it should feel windy the rest of the day. We’re dealing with a storm off the coast, known as a “bomb cyclone” characterized by a rapid

Highs today are in the 40s and lows tonight will drop into the 30s. We remain mostly cloudy for the day ahead of a big storm this evening that will continue to impact us through the rest of the work week. We will start seeing the impacts around 4pm tonight.The storm off the coast is

A high wind warning as well as a wintry mix of snow and rain this week. A High Wind Warning remains in effect from Tuesday at 4PM through Wednesday, ending at 10AM. Winds could gust upwards of 40 mph, even higher in the mountains at 60 mph. Damaging winds could blow down trees and power

Let it snow! Most of our forecast area saw snow fall over the weekend, with areas south of Jefferson County seeing some of it stick to the ground. Be careful driving this morning. Icy, slick roads are likely. The snow this morning will be hard and icy rather than soft and fluffy.    Temperatures today

The mild start to the day was short lives as the rain moving in after the noon hour has cooled the region down.  The rain will transition to a wintry mix of rain and snow along 97 late in the day then to mostly snow overnight. Not much is expected to accumulate in Bend or

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Cascades, including the cities of La Pine, Sisters, and Sunriver. All mountain passes will be impacted by as much as 8 – 15″ of snow while the lower elevations may see 3 – 5″. There will be some rain at the beginning of

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the Cascades, including the cities of La Pine, Sisters, and Sunriver. All mountain passes will be impacted by as much as 8 – 12″ of snow while the lower elevations may see 3 – 5″. The snow will begin in the mid-morning time frame

There was a “bluebird day” at Mt. Bachelor for the first day of the new season, it was about as perfect as it gets. Sunny skies today and cold through Central Oregon as we get a bit of a break from the rainy and gray pattern. Don’t get too used to it, the weather will

Temperatures drop a bit today, into the upper 30s and low 40s. Tonight, lows will bottom out in the teens and low 20s- bundle up! We remain dry in the high desert today but mostly cloudy. The sun will do its best to try to break through throughout the afternoon.Rain was previously expected to hold

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for late in the weekend, generally for the west facing slopes of the Cascades. Most of the snow will not make it over the mountains and into the 97 Highway cities. There will be rain and a wintry mix though Sunday. The rounds of light rain and mountain

Highs today will be similar to what we’ve seen all week, topping out in the 40s and 50s. Lows tonight will get a bit cooler than last night, dropping into the 20s for just about everyone. We will start the morning with some gusty weather lingering from yesterday, but the winds should calm a bit

The winds have been the most noticeable feature as gusts near 40 mph have been common over the area.  The rain is persistent and relatively light but a few pockets of moderate rain overnight led to impressive rainfall amounts in the 0.50” range by noon. Rain will continue most of the day, off and on

Highs today will be in the 40s and 50s, once again. We’ve had a couple gusty days in a row now but today will be “windy.” Gusts this morning are near 30mph and could reach up to 40-45mph by this afternoon. Be careful of blowing debris. Wind, mixed with the rain today, will make today

Wednesday will be a very wet day as another wave of moisture pushes in from the Pacific. The region will be dealing with a wave of precipitation and, depending on where you are, it may be rain or snow. The rain will be along the 97 highway and east into Crook County, the snow is