Weather

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

Highs today will be in the 40s and 50s. Lows tonight in the 20s and 30s. Today will look pretty similar to yesterday. For the first day of November, we will be about 5 degrees below normal. Central Oregon received light showers through the day yesterday. Southern Deschutes County saw some snow but even Bend

We are in sort of a “no mans land” as far as the temperatures go with reference to the type of precipitation expected. The afternoon highs will be in the 40s and 50s across the region, and lows drop below freezing each night.  The precipitation type obviously is very temperature dependent, so the nights will

Temperatures today will be in the 40s but “feel-like” temperatures will be in the 30s so today will feel a bit chilly. Lows tonight in the 30s. You’ll want to bundle up for trick-or-treating tonight!Our mountains received snow yesterday while Central Oregon saw rain. We will see more snow fall along the mountains and through

There is a cold front crossing the region today and is expected to bring high desert rain and high elevation snow.  A Winter Storm Warning is in place from today until 5 pm Friday afternoon for the Cascade Mountains in Lane and Klamath Counties where over a foot of snow is likely, possibly more.  A

Highs today will be in the low 50s. Lows tonight will be in the 20s and 30s. Clouds will roll in this morning before we see rain return by lunchtime. An area of low pressure system is creeping in today, bringing our general flow from the southwest. This flow is pulling in moisture today that

The dry and cool pattern today will be coming to a close tomorrow as an area of low pressure moves into the region.  The low will be well to the north tomorrow, but the flow of air is expected to arrive from the southwest and bring along the rain.  The temperature readings tomorrow will be

Central Oregon saw a little rain yesterday morning and the mountains saw between 1-5” of snowfall accumulate. Mt. Bachelor received 5 new inches of powder from Sunday to Monday.We remain cool today, highs in the mid 40s to low 50s. We’ll be partly cloudy today but skies should open up progressively through the day. Lows

This week will be defined by the transition from a milder than usual pattern to a colder than usual pattern.  The temperature readings this week in Bend will be about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than usual, but since we were about 20 degrees warmer than normal recently, it is a much rather dramatic swing.

Rain and snow started along the mountains yesterday and will continue through the day today. Rain chances for Central Oregon today have dropped, but a stray shower isn’t entirely out of the forecast. Rain is struggling to make it over the mountains this morning. Expect less than a tenth of an inch. Our mountains will

Hi everyone! More showers are on the way tonight for the high desert, with lows dipping into the 20s and 30s. Tomorrow we’re staying cool, with highs only reaching the 40s and 50s. The mountains are expected to get a few more inches of snow, while Central Oregon will likely see more rain. Areas at

Hello everyone! We started the weekend with dry and mild conditions, with temperatures reaching the 60s and 70s Saturday. Hope you had a chance to get outside and enjoy the warmer temperatures! Sunday brings a shift, with highs only climbing into the 50s. There’s a chance of morning rain, followed by a midday clearing, but