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Snow Report: February 23rd

No new snow at the moment, but a cold front will arrive late Sunday lowering snow levels in the central and southern WA Cascades by late afternoon and then the rest of the forecast overnight and early Monday. This will result in increased snowfall amounts in  the Cascades (accumulations of 8-16 inches).  Travel will be

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Snow Report: February 22nd

The next chance for snow will be as early as late Sunday when clouds will lower and thicken ahead of the snow slated to arrive Monday morning when temperatures are expected to drop from the above average weekend ahead. The snow will be off and on and lingering into Tuesday before tapering off late in

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Snow Report: February 21st

What new snow area resorts have been receiving will be tapering off today. There’s still a chance of some snow showers lingering in the mountains today but in general a dry pattern is setting up and the next chance for measurable snow likely isn’t until after this weekend.

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Road conditions impacted today

Good morning everyone! A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 10am today. This will mainly be affecting areas such as Bend, Madras, Prineville and Redmond. Visibility will be reduced to one quarter of a mile or less in dense fog. Another concern this morning is freezing rain. This along with reduced visibility can create

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More showers on the way for President’s Day, tapering off by Monday evening with more rain and snow expected by late Tuesday

There’s a slight chance of rain showers Sunday night, including patchy fog. Expect a wintry mix of rain and snow on President’s Day. Dry conditions are expected until Tuesday night, when the next system is likely to hit the High Desert. Temperatures will remain around the 40’s during the day, dropping down to below freezing

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