Good Tuesday, Central Oregon. There’s a chance for some light fog early this morning and some areas will have freezing conditions presenting the chance for black ice or slippery roadways but no advisories are in place this morning. Today appears to bring mostly clear conditions with similar temperature ranges to yesterday. Although we expect dry
Continue ReadingMonday night, expect mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. In fact, we’ll get down to below freezing Monday evening. Those cumulus clouds are moving northwest and will continue making its way across the high desert, but will begin to burn off by tomorrow morning, to partly sunny skies. Colder Canadian air makes its way to the pacific
Continue ReadingGood Monday to you, Central Oregon. This morning could bring some possible freezing temperatures before sunrise, which means a chance of slippery road conditions in some areas but nothing widespread is expected. Today brings dry conditions and cloudy skies over the forecast area through late this afternoon and near average temperatures. We are tracking
Continue ReadingNot much new snow over the recent 24h period and low pressure is moving overhead to the north of our forecast area. It will spread out today as it makes its way over region. There may be some light snow showers in the Northern Oregon Cascades as a result but conditions in our area should
Continue ReadingSunday night, expect mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures, in the 20’s and 30’s. Those cumulus clouds are moving southwest and will continue making its way across the High Desert, but will begin to burn off by Monday morning, to partly sunny skies. The next area of low pressure will begin to approach by Tuesday
Continue ReadingHappy Saturday! With a shortwave exiting our region, our weekend will be quiet until Sunday. Another shortwave is coming in which could bring another risk of mountain precipitation. Significant snowfall is unlikely. We are seeing highs in the 40s today. Expect some sunny conditions during today with an increase in clouds moving into the night.
Continue ReadingMost resorts only saw an inch of snow over the past 24 hours. A weak front is moving onshore in Washington and Oregon bringing precipitation mainly to the Cascades tomorrow. Expect a passing rain or snow shower in the mountains.
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Hope you all are having a wonderful Friday! We experienced a light dusting of snow throughout the region during the early morning hours. For the rest of the day, we can expect cloudy conditions with below average temperatures. You may see some snow continue to fall from the sky but accumulations will be very light.
Continue ReadingHappy Friday Central Oregon! Freezing temperatures will be a factor in some areas before sunrise and into the morning making icy conditions likely on roadways during your commute. Fog and freezing fog are also possible, though nothing widespread has been reported yet. A dusting of snow will be possible through the early morning hours across
Continue ReadingHappy Thursday everyone! We are still under the influence of a large upper level trough over the western United States. This is bringing a couple more inches of snow in the mountains. By Friday afternoon, the upper trough is moving southeast of our area. This will result in some dry and cool conditions. Temperatures were
Continue ReadingSome resorts saw around one to two inches of new snow in the past 24 hours. Our area is still under the influence of a large scale upper level trough which remains over the western United States. As a result we can expect continued snow in the Cascades and possibly 1-4 more inches of snow
Continue ReadingHappy Thursday, Central Oregon. This morning brings freezing temperatures and the potential black ice while temperatures are still chilly. We had a bit of snow overnight so roads could be affected this morning. Today appears to bring partly cloudy and mostly dry conditions, although there is a chance we will see some spotty mixed precipitation
Continue ReadingA weak upper level low pressure system that’s been moving through the region will exit the region into Southern Idaho by Thursday evening. It is bringing light but consistent snow to the Cascades over the next few days. Currently, snow levels are somewhere 3300 ft to 2200 ft along the Cascades and travel in mountain
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Happy Wednesday Central Oregon! Our area is being influenced by an upper level trough, but most storm energy is directed towards California. We can expect light rain and snow mainly in the mountain areas and higher terrain. Temperatures will be dropping into the 20s tonight under cloudy skies. Light northwest winds will change direction becoming
Continue ReadingA fine Wednesday to you, Central Oregon. This morning brings below freezing temperatures and possible pockets of fog and freezing fog though no advisories are currently in place. Additionally, black ice and slippery roads are possible due to recent precipitation. Today also brings a chance of rain and snow throughout the day. Timing and
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There will be some cloud cover and a few stray showers to contend with over the next few days. The region should see a mix of clouds and sunshine in the daytime, with some clearing and pockets of fog overnight. Temperatures over the next several days will hover around the low 40s, slightly cooler than
Continue ReadingThere is some new snow in portions of the Cascades and the sky conditions are expected to be variably cloudy. The weather pattern looks good for the rest of the week and into the weekend as temps remain below the freezing mark and there is a chance for a couple of inches of new snow
Continue ReadingSome areas may see a bit of a wintry mix at times in lower elevations but snow will be mainly confined to the Cascades. With a few new inches from yesterday, a light but consistent pattern of snowfall is expected and should help recover bases with snow showers expected Wednesday through Thursday night.
Continue ReadingGood Tuesday, Central Oregon. Today appears to bring mostly dry and partly sunny conditions with temperatures a few degrees cooler than yesterday. Some areas may see a bit of a wintry mix at times in lower elevations but snow will be mainly confined to the Cascades. A light but consistent pattern of snowfall is expected
Continue ReadingNew snow has arrived and the region will be looking at adding a few more inches to the mountains each of the next few days. The snow will not be overwhelming as far as number of inches, but it will be rather persistent as the week moves along. Of note, the area will not be
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