Good Monday morning! After a few spotty showers earlier this morning, we’re expecting things to dry up. Temps dropped into the 20s overnight so we’re waking up to icy conditions. Dry and crisp are the best words to sum up the final days of 2024. Today will be cloudy, but the sunshine will be peeking
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(Update: Adding video) BEND, Ore (KTVZ) — Mt. Bachelor is celebrating a stellar holiday season as recent storms have delivered nearly 5 feet of snow, bringing the snow base to an impressive 108 inches at the base and 135 inches at mid-mountain. With a total of 212 inches of snowfall so far this season, the
Continue ReadingA few of our resorts have surpassed 100″ in base depth. Expect more snow showers in the mountains today, with mostly dry conditions on Tuesday. More snow is expected tomorrow night, just in time for New Year’s Eve!
Continue ReadingA mixture of rain and snow is expected to conclude our weekend. Breezy conditions are also expected through Sunday, gusting upwards of 30 mph. We’ll see some clearing by Monday, with partly sunny skies. Daytime temperatures will hover in the 40’s while evening temperatures will dip down to the 20’s, below freezing. Don’t forget to
Continue ReadingThe resorts are having a great week, with a few nearing a 100-inch base! The snow is set to keep piling up this weekend, but driving to the mountains could be tricky. Be sure to check road conditions and use cautious before heading up.
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Happy Saturday Central Oregon! More showers are headed our way tonight. With mild temperatures, most of the precipitation in the lower elevations will fall as rain. The rain could become heavy at times tonight into tomorrow morning so there is potential for minor flooding. A Winter Storm Warning will go into effect overnight for east
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The seemingly endless parade of storms continue to march through the Pacific Northwest bringing high elevation snow and lower elevation rain. The temperatures over the weekend will be mild and support mainly rain east of the Cascades. The snow levels will be above 4500 feet (La Pine is 4200 feet) so the wintry mix of
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The parade of storms continues to march through the Pacific Northwest bringing high elevation snow and lower elevation rain. The temperatures over the weekend will be mild and support mainly rain east of the Cascades. The snow levels will be above 4500 feet (La Pine is 4200 feet) so the wintry mix of rain and
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What a week, the snowfall this week is measured in feet not inches as a couple resorts are approaching 100″ as a base. The snow will continue to pile up over the weekend as temps and precip allow for several new inches to arrive each day. The highs along the crest of the Cascades will
Continue ReadingHeavy snow is expected to continue through the weekend. There’s a good chance Mt. Bachelor reaches a triple-digit base by Sunday. Happy skiing!
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Rain and snow have fallen through the night and into early this morning. Areas south of bend have accumulated some snow, which could make for a difficult commute. Be careful of ice and slush this morning if you’re hitting the roads early.Showers should clear this morning and we’ll see a mostly dry afternoon, even some
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Mt. Bachelor reported a whopping 14 inches of fresh powder overnight, bringing the mountain’s base depth to an impressive 84 inches – the deepest in the entire country. According to a press release from Mt. Bachelor, the exceptional conditions are expected to continue throughout the weekend, with forecasts predicting heavy snowfall
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UPDATE: Deschutes County officials tell NewsChannel 21 that River Summit Drive from Sunriver to Mount Bachelor has reopened. BEND, Ore (KTVZ) — Deschutes County officials report that 45 Road (River Summit Drive) from Sunriver to Mount Bachelor is currently closed to all traffic due to heavy snow and several issues involving vehicles. In a Facebook
Continue ReadingSeveral inches of new snow has fallen over the Cascades and we are looking to get much more over the next couple of days. Aside from the dangerous road conditions leading to and from the resorts, this is a really good week for snow. Check with your destination location to see if there are any
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The series of winter storms continue to push through the Pacific Northwest bringing heavy mountain snow, gusty winds, rain, and snow mix across the High Desert. This pattern is expected to continue through the weekend. If you are traveling this weekend, prepare for some inclement conditions. The passes will continue to pile up the snow
Continue ReadingAs this winter storm passes, you can expect plenty of fresh snow to accumulate over the next few days. Plan your ski trip after conditions settle.
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Rain and snow will continue to fall across the region today. A number of alerts are active due to the wintry pattern we’re experiencing.Southern Deschutes and the western parts of the Tri-County area are under a Winter Storm Warning until 10pm tonight. Snow will continue to fall in these areas, accumulating around 2-4 inches by
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A Winter Storm Warning will be in effect for the east face of the Cascades, including Sisters, La Pine and Sunriver C until 10 pm Thursday. About 2 – 4″ of snow will fall along 97 south of Lava Butte during that time frame and will be mixed with rain at times. Gusty winds will
Continue ReadingA snowy pattern is setting up for the next several days as a series of winter storms will cross the Cascades. Expect to see nearly a foot of new snow by the end of the week, and more over the weekend. Enjoy the snow, and stay safe getting to the mountains.
Continue Reading Happy holidays everyone, snow is falling in a number of locations today and much more is on the way. There will be significant snow accumulating on the “hills” this week and into the weekend. The snow will be heavy (meaning on the wet side) but the volume will also be heavy. There are winter weather
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