Weather

Good morning! Showers began in the mid-afternoon yesterday and continued throughout the night. Most of the storms and lighting were focused on the western side of the region, closer to the Cascades.  Temperatures across the region will only reach the 50s and 60s today, keeping us well below normal. More showers are expected throughout Friday,

Let it rain! The showers will begin this afternoon, around 2-3pm and will continue through the night into Friday. Chances of seeing about a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain on each day are pretty good. Expect heavier amounts along the crests of the Cascades and locally in areas where an isolated

Good morning! A low pressure system is bringing us cooler temperatures and wet weather across the region today. Highs will only climb up to the low 70s in most parts of Central Oregon. Expect showers and a chance of isolated thunderstorms tonight through Friday. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch.

Today will be warm, highs in the upper 70s with some clouds increasing into the evening. Lows tonight will be in the 40s.Tomorrow, we will cool a number of degrees into the low 70s before we drop into the 60s on Friday. The low pressure system will deepen of the coast by Thursday, bringing cooler

Good morning! Clouds will increase today, with highs mainly in the 70s across the region. Lows will drop down into the 40s tonight.  Tomorrow, a low-pressure system will deepen over the region, with a cold front arriving at night, bringing a chance of rain showers for a couple of days.  There’s a slight chance of

When our Air Quality Advisory over Deschutes County expired last night, it was the first time since July 9th that no Air Quality Advisory was in place for at least one part of Oregon- that’s 42 days! Cooler temperatures, higher relative humidity, and cloudier skies have all helped to mitigate the smoke and aid firefighting

Good morning! We’re in for another pleasant day with sunny skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s. This weather pattern will remain with us until tomorrow. We’ll start to cool down as a low-pressure system settles over the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures will drop down into the 60s, which is well below normal

Over the weekend, severe thunderstorms and showers dominated the forecast. Areas along the Cascades and in the Valley saw severe weather and our forecast area, here on the eastern side of the slopes saw some dangerous storms as well. Lightning, hail, heavy rainfall, and very strong winds were all observed. Our radar picked up on

Happy Monday! We’re kicking off the work week with pleasant temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. Partly sunny conditions are expected, with clouds increasing as we move into the later hours. If you’re planning to spend time outside today, be aware that smoke may still be an issue. An Air Quality Alert remains in

2 pm Update: The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Deschutes County, until 9 pm. A line of strong and possibly severe storms will move over the crest of the Cascades this afternoon producing gusty winds that may reach 60 mph. Small hail is possible, along with significant brief rounds of

The dry and cool pattern today will be changed to a rainy and slightly warmer pattern on Saturday. The area of low pressure off the coast will be able to grab moisture from the Pacific and deposit it over the mountains on Saturday.  The National Weather Service is predicting periods of heavy rain may lead

Storms and showers began Wednesday evening to our south, carried through into Thursday morning, and were scattered through the day yesterday. By the evening, storms had moved into northeast Oregon. Today, the storms and showers will pause and we’ll be mostly cloudy.Tomorrow, isolated thunderstorms and showers will begin again but will mostly be focused along

The area of low pressure responsible for the rainy pattern is migrating away from the region today. The location of the low allows more rain to arrive on the back side or the western portion of the rotating low, providing Northeast Oregon with more rain. The chance for showers will come to an end before

An area of low pressure will provide the region with the chance for some light to moderate rain overnight into Thursday morning. The rain will be accompanied by lightning, so the threat of a new wildfire is back on the table.  The fire danger is still very high since we have had very little rain,