Local Forecast

Today through Tuesday, the warmest temperatures of this ongoing high–pressure event, are upon us, as the ridge axis starts to settle in right overhead, Sunday. Rapid warming can be observed, with the expectation that the lower Basin will start to see readings climb up into the 70s later this afternoon. High temperature records are generally

Our current radar and visible satellite imagery shows us dry conditions, as a light veil of high-level cirrus clouds, stream in from the north. This is in response to an area of strong high pressure, currently located across the Pacific Northwest, and extending north into Central Oregon. High temperatures will breach into the mid to

Mostly sunny skies today will allow the mercury in the thermometer to rise into the 60s most locations. There may even be a few 70° readings in Jefferson County this afternoon as high pressure dominates the area.  The lack of wind and sinking air under the high will be a couple of reasons for the

Mostly sunny skies today will allow the mercury in the thermometer to rise into the 60s most locations. There may even be a few 70° readings in Jefferson County this afternoon as high pressure dominates the area.  The lack of wind and sinking air under the high will be a couple of reasons for the

Moving forward into the weekend Central Oregon will be dry and mild. Plenty of sunshine in the afternoons and clear skies at night will allow for about a 30° swing in temperatures from sunrise to mid-afternoon. The clear skies at night allow the region to cool quickly then, the clear skies in the daytime hours

Happy Friday Central Oregon.  Similar to yesterday, today begins with freezing temperatures in the area.  Conditions have been dry so concern for ice and black ice is limited.  Pockets of limited visibility and fog are possible but nothing widespread has been reported.  Temperatures will be a bit warmer than yesterday as our warming trend continues. 

Warming conditions continue as we head into the weekend, the last weekend of Winter 2023-24.  High pressure over the eastern Pacific will continue to provide us with dry weather and as time moves along, warmer temperature readings.  The high temps over the weekend will be in the 60s, about 8 – 12 degrees above our

Happy Thursday, Central Oregon!  This morning we will have freezing temperatures for your morning commute.  Roads are fairly dry so there’s less concern for black ice, but it’s still certainly possible before temperatures warm above freezing. Today should bring clear skies with temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday and near average.  We will continue

The area is saying good-by to the several days of cool conditions and the chance for snow.  Although we did pop above normal last weekend, the past week or so has been on the chilly side.  This is all going to change as we move toward the weekend. Expect dry conditions for several days and

A fine Wednesday to you, Central Oregon, Freezing temperatures in many areas this morning leading to the possibility of some icy roads on your commute.  Some continued snow in the Cascades is possible during the morning hours and in the lower elevations, our temperature today will be similar to yesterday to accompany some clear skies

There is still wintry precipitation in the region as mountain snow continues and this may translate to lower elevations seeing some rain and a few snowflakes.  The areas above 4000 feet are still under the Winter Weather Advisory until late Tuesday night so travel over the mountain passes will be tricky. This includes La Pine,

Good Tuesday, Central Oregon.  This morning brings a wintry mix to the area. Snow mainly in the Cascades and rain mainly in the lower elevations.  Sunriver, La Pine, Lava Butte and Sisters may experience some Snow and resulting travel issues this morning but areas to the north and east will be primarily above the freezing

Winter Weather Advisory in place for portions of the viewing area; check the red banner above for updates to the weather alerts, as they change frequently. The bulk of the precipitation will fall on the Cascades, with an additional foot or more of snow by the end of the day Tuesday.  The mountain passes are

Happy Monday!  Some areas may experience freezing temperatures this morning and as such, icy conditions are possible.  Today brings partly clear conditions with cloud cover increasing throughout the day and rain likely later this afternoon. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in place along the East slopes of the Cascades including La Pine and Sunriver

There’s a Winter Weather Advisory for Linn and Marion counties through the weekend – ending on Monday at 5am.   During the duration of the advisory, we can expect accumulations of snow, freezing rain, freezing drizzle and sleet, which may cause significant inconveniences in your travel so, be on the defense while you’re out there,

Snow is likely to overtake the mountains early Saturday and will linger through the next several days.  Snowfall totals along the crest of the Cascades are going to be in the 1 – 2 ft range by Monday morning.  There is currently a Winter Weather Advisory for Linn and Marion counties for the entire weekend

After three days with mostly sunny skies and light winds we will be changing the pattern. Snow is likely to overtake the mountains early today and will linger through the next several days. Snowfall totals along the crest of the Cascades are going to be in the 1 – 2 foot range by Monday morning. 

The short-lived dry spell that brought us a few days of dry and crisp conditions is coming to an end.  The region will now be dealing with several waves of light precipitation.  The temperatures today will be mild and that will lead to a wintry mix scenario over the weekend and into next week. Central

Happy Friday Central Oregon! This morning brings chilly temperatures and the possibility for ice, though most area roads are clear after a dry day yesterday.  Temperatures will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday and expect mostly clear skies. Today will likely be the end of relatively quiet weather before a pattern change heading into

The region continues to be on the dry and sunny side of the street until Saturday morning. There will be a bit of a warm up Friday as the mercury finally gets into the 50s as we move toward the weekend. The weekend will be the beginning of yet another series of winter storms that