The heavy snow is winding down as we head into the weekend. Also don’t forget… Mt. Bachelor is set to reopen today! The resort saw warming temps and strong winds overnight. No new snowfall to report.
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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
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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
Continue ReadingOver two feet of snow fell at Mt. Bachelor over the course of the week. Snow should taper off over the weekend, making for another great weekend to get out and do some skiing. Mt. Bachelor opens for the season next weekend.
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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
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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
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Sienna is a fifth-grader at Trinity Lutheran. She loves her music and theater classes because she loves to perform. Although she’s not loving the rainy and cool forecast this week, she rocked it nonetheless like a natural-born star! Thanks so much for doing the forecast this week, Sienna! If you’d like to see previous segments
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It’s time to start getting your home ready for winter. Central Oregon Heating, Cooling, Plumbing and Electric says getting a home inspection before the snow hits will make save you a lot of trouble. Checking your heater for a gas leak is a high priority.
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Associated Press ISSAQUAH, Wash. (AP) — A major storm battered the U.S. Northwest with strong winds and rain, causing widespread power outages, closing schools and downing trees that killed at least two people. The Weather Prediction Center issued excessive rainfall risks through Friday, and hurricane-force wind warnings were in effect as the strongest atmospheric river
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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
Continue ReadingYesterday was a heavy day of snowfall where Mt. Bachelor received 10 new inches. More snow is expected tonight ahead of the weekend.
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U.S. Highway 26 reopened just north of Madras Wednesday morning, but ODOT advised drivers to still expect slow traffic after an outdoor carport tossed airborne in high winds blew across a street and took out 10 Pacific Power poles Tuesday night.
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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
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The windstorm sweeping through the region serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of Central Oregon’s weather, as heavy winds often coincide with power outages, as Simon Gutiérrez, Spokesperson for Pacific Power, continues urging residents to remain cautious and avoid areas with fallen power lines.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – The Humane Society of Central Oregon said Tuesday it would like to offer pet safety tips for the high winds hitting our area now. Take precautions to keep companion animals safe and secure. Wind gusts and flying objects can injure or frighten pets. Dogs and cats may run away or get disoriented
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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
Continue ReadingHeavy mountain snow is expected for the second half of the week. We should see some clearing in stormy conditions just in time for the weekend.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – As a strong storm brings high winds and potential power outages to the High Desert, there are places online to track the latest information from each of the region’s three largest utilities. Here’s that list: Pacific Power: https://www.pacificpower.net/outages-safety.html Central Electric Cooperative: https://www.cec.coop/outage/outage-info-updates/ Midstate Electric Cooperative: https://www.midstateelectric.coop/live-outage-map
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Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — What was expected to be one of the strongest storms in the northwest U.S. in decades arrived Tuesday evening, knocking out power and downing trees across the region. The Weather Prediction Center issued excessive rainfall risks beginning Tuesday and lasting through Friday as the strongest atmospheric river — a large
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor will be closed to the public today through Thursday to allow for pre-season routine maintenance work. The resort will reopen this weekend, November 22- 24.
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