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Snow Report: January 12th

Lots of new snow at the moment. Mt Bachelor is temporarily closed due to an influx of snow and more is on the way! Additionally, snow is likely throughout today as we expect significant snow in the mountains (possibly 1 – 2 feet) by Friday night. Several inches are possible in the lower elevations and

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Deschutes County Public Health offers cold-snap safety, health tips, provides list of warming shelters

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Winter weather is upon us and expected to continue into next week with subzero temperatures, additional snow and high winds. Deschutes County Public Health reminds people to take precautions to prevent serious health and safety concerns. Preparing for exposure to colder temperatures can mean the difference between staying healthy and serious injury

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Snow Report: January 11th

Several feet of new snow in some areas of the Cascades with more significant snow on the way likely Friday night going into Saturday morning. A Winter Storm Warning is in place along the east slopes of the Cascades and including LaPine and Sunriver until 4am Sunday due to possible snow accumulations of up to

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Oh, the memes: When a large tree limb crashes through a Sisters home’s roof — and lands in the toilet bowl

Sisters resident Matt Houston, his wife and their two dogs are all OK – that’s the first thing everyone wants to know before they say “wow,” laugh and shake their heads at what you might call Mother Nature’s hole in one: a large, heavy tree branch that crashed through their roof — and right into an upstairs toilet bowl.

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USPS asks you help keep mail carriers safe after the storm, clear snow and ice from sidewalks, mailboxes

Winter in the Pacific Northwest can bring snow accumulations totaling inches or feet, depending on the location. When combined with extended periods of freezing temperatures, routine mail delivery can become treacherous. The U.S. Postal Service says customers can help ensure their mail carrier has safe access to mailboxes and front porches during deliveries by providing

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