Weather

Happy Friday! We can expect partly sunny conditions today. The clouds will move in as the day moves along and some of the region may see a brief shower.  Afternoon highs will be reaching the 60s across Central Oregon. Some parts of the region may be impacted from prescribed burn smoke. Two were planned to

Plenty of sunshine today and temperatures pushes back into the 60s in a number of locations.  Winds have relaxed and Central Oregon was treated to a pleasant late May afternoon.  Friday will be another mild day with highs reaching the middle 60s. The clouds will move in as the day moves along and some of

Good morning Central Oregon! You may have been able to see the Flower Moon last night and will be visible this morning. It reaches peak illumination at 6:53am. The next time we’ll be able to see something like this will be June’s Strawberry Moon. We can expect sunny conditions for the rest of the day

The winds continue to howl as we move forward through the night. A Wind Advisory has been issued for surrounding counties, but nothing for the tri-counties.  We are dealing with winds in the 20 mph range with a few gusts near 30 but the more robust winds are through the passes.  If you are planning

Good Wednesday morning everyone! A stray shower or two may fall before noon today then a few showers linger from time to time into Thursday. Besides that, it looks like we’ll see partly sunny conditions on the High Desert today. The rain is melting some of the snowpack and reducing the smoke in the region. Air

Skies will fill with clouds most of the day as the region gets ready for some much needed rainfall. Most of the rain will not be directly over the tri-counties, but there should be enough rain on the mountains to melt some of the snow-pack and allow some of the water to soak into the

Happy Tuesday everyone! The quiet and dry conditions will continue through the morning hours. As we head into the afternoon, we can expect rain showers to spread across the region with some of the heaviest amounts occurring along the Cascade crest. Breezy conditions will also develop with the frontal passage this afternoon. Today’s highs will

The dry conditions will not last long, as the next system spreads precipitation over the forecast area Tuesday afternoon and evening, with numerous showers on Wednesday. This system is coming in, as an upper-level trough over British Columbia, moving south, and developing into a closed low, over Washington and right here in Oregon. Don’t forget to

After a crisp and breezy day Sunday, the region will be sunny, dry and near normal once again. Temperatures are likely to reach the middle 60s with breezy conditions. Cold weather will start the new work week as temps will be in the 20s and 30s. Under mostly sunny skies, the region will warm up

Saturday through Tuesday, we’re staring down a wet and windy forecast as a train of upper-level lows threatens the forecast area through the next week which is when we’ll see most of the precipitation. With the northwesterly origin of these systems, expect temperatures to remain at or below seasonal averages as well, with some chilly