Local Forecast

The fog will linger in some towns like Warm Springs, Madras and Sisters, through Wednesday. The rain and snow have begun to dissipate, that trend will continue through-out the week. Daytime highs for Tuesday will remain in the 40’s. Evening temperatures will drop down to the 20’s and 30’s this week. Don’t forget to download

Happy Tuesday, friends! This morning, we have areas of dense fog which should clear by mid morning.  Cloudy conditions should persist through late morning and gradually clear throughout the afternoon.   A low pressure system departing the region region to the east this morning is bringing some possible light passing showers until a high pressure

Happy Monday Central Oregon!  Today will bring mostly cloudy skies and close to average temperatures to start your week out on the High Desert. A weaker low pressure system embedded in a northwest flow will move across the region throughout the day, providing parts of the forecast area with some light showery conditions in the

Happy Sunday everyone! Hope you are having a nice weekend. Today was another rainy day here on the high desert. We can expect more on and off showers moving into Sunday night. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible. Overnight lows will be dropping into 30s.  Monday will be mostly

Happy Saturday everyone!  A warm front is passing through our region bringing more rainfall in lower elevations and a wintry mix in higher elevations.  We are seeing highs in the 30s to mid-40s on Saturday.  Today will be a cloudy day with a chance of rain or snow later in the day. Expect some gusty

Today there will be a mix of rain and snow move over the High Desert and snow on the Mountains.   A band of rain mingled with some snow will cross over the Beaver State today with little to no accumulation of either rain or snow. The bulk of the precipitation will be north of the

Saturday will start out on the dry and cold side as the region will be in-between weather systems. As the day moves along the clouds will lower and thicken as the next round of rain and snow arrives. The snow levels will be around 4000 feet as we move into the evening hours. Expect to

The snow has returned to the mountains as we are looking at some decent accumulations on some of the area resorts. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in place through Friday morning for areas just west of 97 (and including La Pine and Sunriver) as locations above 3500 feet may see a few inches of

Today, we’re experiencing a wet and wintry weather pattern, with a mix of rain and snow. However, the precipitation won’t be as significant as what the Pacific Northwest has seen in past couple of days. Temperatures are cooling down Thursday morning leading to more snowfall in the mountains. We will see highs in the low

The area will be turning to more of a wet and wintry pattern as the flow of moisture shifts from west of the Cascades to east of the Cascades. The amount of precipitation will not be nearly as much as what was received along the I-5 region over the past few days, but we will

The Atmospheric River is well to the north of our viewing area as we have been dry and mild. The pattern of dry and mild weather will be changing to a wet and chilly one as we move toward the end of the week. Wednesday will start out quiet with clouds moving in as the

Happy Tuesday Central Oregon! This morning brings a slight chance of rain before around 10am and then possibly again in the early afternoon.  The majority of the precipitation continues to affect the northwestern portions of the state along the 1-5 corridor and in the mountains but some rain will be headed our way locally, as

The region will be warming up significantly as the mercury in the thermometer is expected to hit 60 Tuesday. The combination of warmer than normal air, along with the chance for some rain will lead to some creeks and streams running near or at bank-full. The double dip of melting snow and rain will be

Happy Monday on the High Desert! Rain is likely today, mainly before the midday and should eventually become partly sunny conditions. The ridge of high pressure currently offshore will gradually push east across the PacNW and into the northern Great Plains, providing warmer temperatures across the area. An atmospheric river event is underway and a

Happy Sunday everyone! We are experiencing another rainy day here on the high desert. Breezy winds are also expected, slightly below advisory levels.  Tonight temperatures will drop into the 40s under cloudy skies.  An atmospheric river event is underway bringing more moisture and higher temperatures to the region. As a result, snow levels will rise

Hope everyone is enjoying this rainy Saturday!  Good news for skiers and snowboarders. Mt. Bachelor is now open for the season!  A winter storm warning remains in effect until 4pm for the East Slopes of the Oregon Cascades. Heavy snow and wind gusts up to 55mph are expected. This could make travel very difficult.  Temperatures

The persistent pattern of precipitation will linger into the middle of next week. The Atmospheric River will be responsible for bringing in the steady flow of rain and mountain snow.  Today we are going to see mountain snow, but not all day. The temperatures are likely to be warm enough to transition the snow to