Local Forecast

Highs today will be in the 40s and 50s and lows tonight generally in the 30s. It will be another breezy afternoon with wind gusts 20-25mph.Today, we will remain mostly dry during the day with most of the precipitation falling over the mountains as snow. Rain is expected to return around dinner time throughout Central

The week ahead will be defined by a series of rainy and chilly days with some wintry mix overnight and early each morning.  The mountains will see snow off and on all week which has promoted the opening of Mt. Bachelor this Friday to season pass holders.  The early snow has also pushed the opening

Highs today will be in the mid 40s to low 50s. Gusty conditions near 30mph this afternoon will provide a bit of a wind chill. If you’re attending any of the Veteran’s Day Parades across Central Oregon this afternoon, bring a jacket with a hood. You might want to leave the umbrella at home this

Hi everyone! We saw mostly cloudy skies today, with highs climbing to the mid to upper 50s. Tonight, temperatures will drop into the 30s and 40s across the region. As we head into the work week, a wet weather pattern takes hold. A cold front arrives on Monday, Veterans Day, bringing rain and a rain/snow

Today’s temperatures will be mild, ranging from the upper 50s to low 60s. Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies throughout the region. Lows will be dropping into the 30s and 40s. Rain showers are likely as we move into the overnight hours. Tomorrow will be slightly cooler, with highs climbing into the mid to upper

The past few days the weather conditions have been more reminiscent of early October than mid-November as temps hit the middle and upper 60s. There was a lot of sunshine both Thursday and Friday, but today we will be partly to mostly cloudy. Even with the cloud cover the mercury in the thermometer will rise

The forecast for the weekend is one of “transition” as we will be going from the 60s Friday to the 40s on Monday.  There is a cold front off the coast that will cross the Beaver State this weekend and provide us with cloud cover, some light rain and mountain snow.  By Monday a more

Today will be very comfortable for this time of year. Highs will climb into the low to mid 60s. Average high temperature is in the low 50s, so we are well above that. It should be another day with clear skies, making it another great day to get outside! Lows tonight won’t be as cold

The colder than normal pattern has been replaced by a dry and warmer one as high pressure builds over the region. The flow of air will arrive from the south and west around the high, providing us with highs in the low 60s Friday and possibly Saturday. Saturday will be the beginning of a wet

It’s another crisp morning! After climbing out of the 20s this morning, highs today will reach the mid to upper 50s, with the chance for a couple areas to tip into the 60s. Most areas will reach 60s by tomorrow. Skies should remain clear for the remainder of the work week. Winds will be calm.Saturday,

The next couple of days will be on the dry and mild side as a ridge of high pressure moves over the region.  This will allow us to get plenty of sunshine along with slightly milder temperatures today, the low 50s, trending to the 60s by Friday.  Enjoy the dry pattern while we can as

We are entering a warming pattern today. Temperatures each day, through the end of the week, will continue to rise. We will be in the upper 50s and low 60s by Friday. Today, we are in the upper 40s and low 50s under mostly sunny skies. The normal high temperature for this time of year

Tuesday will be the last day in a string of breezy and crisp afternoons under mostly cloudy skies. Expect to see a new pattern emerge as a ridge of high pressure builds into the region from the west. The temperatures will be significantly colder tonight as the skies clear and the any heat from the

Highs today will be in the low to mid 40s. We are almost 10 degrees below normal for this time of year in Bend. Skies will be mostly cloudy. Lows tonight will be in the 20s. The perfect weather to cast your vote, if you haven’t already.Most of the region remains dry today. There is

A Wind Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service for portions of Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook Counties until 7 am tonight. The windy pattern today will relax slightly as the night moves along, reducing in speed from the 20- 30 mph range to the teens.  Gusts may peak near 50 at times, but

The winter pattern began just over a week ago and is on its way out this week. As of this morning, Mt. Bachelor has reported a total of 40 inches of snow–38 of those were from last week’s winter snow storm. It is possible Bachelor opens earlier than anticipated!We are going to see another day

We enjoyed some sunshine today, with highs in the 40s to 50s. Overnight showers have moved on, giving us a brief break from the rain. The mountains picked up several inches of snow overnight, with Mt. Bachelor reporting 6 inches. Earlier sunsets are here, with today’s around 4:52 PM. Hopefully, you remembered you set your

A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect for the Cascades at 5pm today. Areas above 5000 feet can expect 4 to 6” of snow overnight. Periods of moderate to heavy snowfall could make travel difficult through the passes. Tonight, temperatures will dip into the 30s and 40s across the region. Lower elevations will experience

The wet weather will continue off and on today and linger into Monday.  A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service for the Cascades. The Advisory will go into effect at 5 pm and will last until 4 am Sunday morning. Overnight we can expect 4 to 6″ of snow above

The wet weather will continue through the day Saturday and linger into Sunday. Temperatures will be mild enough in the afternoon to support mostly rain from Lava Butte North and a wintry mix at times south of Lava Butte.  The rainfall will be off and on with some waves of rain a bit more robust