BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -A ridge of high pressure has parked itself over the West and is bringing sunshine and above normal temperatures this week. The region is expected to be quiet with little change throughout the week, making it pretty much a temperature forecast.Temperatures today will be in the upper 40s to middle 50s under
Continue ReadingA dry pattern remains in place for the next several days. Expect nice resort conditions and plenty of bluebird days. No new snow over the weekend.
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Happy Sunday! Quiet and dry weather is expected to continue through much of next week. Expect partly cloudy conditions into the night with lows dropping into the 20s and 30s. Mostly sunny skies return on Monday with mild afternoon temperatures. A gradual warming trend continues as high pressure strengthens midweek. By Tuesday and Wednesday, highs
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Happy Saturday! The region is settling into a quiet, dry pattern that looks to last through much of next week. Clouds linger tonight with overnight lows dropping into the 20s and 30s. More sunshine returns on Sunday with highs warming into the upper 40s and low 50s. Sunny skies continue into Monday with mild afternoon
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Dry weather continues with plenty of sunshine and milder temperatures in the mountains over the next several days. Warming temps could lead to some snowpack melting, but Sunday looks like a great day to hit the slopes.
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A ridge of high pressure moves in today, setting up a quiet and dry stretch that lasts into next week. Rain and snow showers have moved out of the region. It was a great week for our ski resorts. Mt. Bachelor picked up nearly two feet of snow. Expect increasing clouds later today with lows
Continue Reading Mt. Bachelor picked up just under two feet of snow over the past few days. That same winter storm helped boost the base at Hoodoo, allowing the resort to open for the season. Looking ahead, we’ll stay dry with a mix of sunshine and clouds at the mountain this weekend.
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -Rain and snow have cleared out of the region. Mt. Bachelor saw nearly 2ft of snow from this storm cycle this week. It should be the perfect day to hit the slopes. High temperatures at Mt. Bachelor will be near freezing and skies will be partly cloudy–a bluebird day!High temperatures across Central
Continue Reading After a delayed start to the season, Hoodoo opened on Thursday. The moderate to heavy snow showers on the mountains have been a big boost to our local ski resorts. This may also be the last round of snow for a while unfortunately, as a dry and mild pattern arrives for the weekend.
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Mountain snow continues this Thursday, with the Cascades picking up another 3 to 7 inches by the end of the day. The Winter Storm Warning expires at 4pm, but travel through the mountain passes will remain impacted. Keeping an emergency kit in your vehicle is strongly recommended. Overnight lows drop into the teens and 20s,
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MT. BACHELOR, Ore. (KTVZ) — Mt. Bachelor skiers and boarders had lots of fresh powder and a newly opened chairlift to enjoy Thursday as a result of the latest snowstorms, though very windy conditions brought a pause for three lifts at midday. Recording 10 inches in 24 hours and nearly 2.5 feet of snow in the
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -If you have snow reports from yesterday, we’d love to hear them! Share your pictures or measurements via email at weather@ktvz.com.Roads, along with your windshield, will be icy this morning. Rain and melting snow will have frozen underneath the snow that was able to accumulate. Give yourself extra time to scrape and
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Skye is not a fan of colder weather, but if she has to deal with it, she will make the most of it. She enjoys skating and cross country skiing during the winter. Hot Cocoa and snowball fights also are enjoyed during the winter months. In the summer she loves to swim. A 6th grade
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Bend, Ore (KTVZ)— A complex pattern of precipitation has arrived in the region and will provide the mountains with several inches of snow by Thursday morning. There is a Winter Storm Warning for the Cascades through Thursday mid-day, with heavy snow at times and gusty winds. Last night was the setup period, today we are
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(Update: Adding other weather impacts) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Mt. Bachelor picked up eight inches of snow in the last 24 hours, with another 6-10 inches expected by tomorrow morning. Check out the KTVZ Local Alert Weather Team Snow Report at: https://ktvz.com/weather/snow-report/2026/01/07/snow-report-finally-some-decent-snow-across-the-cascades/ Here’s what the resort shared with KTVZ News regarding what this means for skiers
Continue Reading There was a robust round of snow north in the Oregon Cascades with the mountains getting anywhere from 6″ at Mount Bachelor overnight to 16″ at Timberline. The snow was more persistent from Mt. Jefferson north to Washington but more is on the way across the entirety of the Range today and tonight. Snow totals
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -Today is a Local Alert Weather Day due to heavy mountain snow and winter weather in the high desert. The Alert Day is mostly for the Cascades as the majority of Central Oregon will experience pretty typical wintry weather but local travel will be impacted regardless.A Winter Storm Warning is active for
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Bend, Ore (KTVZ)— A complex pattern of precipitation has arrived in the region and will provide the mountains with several inches of snow by Thursday morning. There is a Winter Storm Warning for the Cascades through Thursday mid-day, with heavy snow at times and gusty winds. Reduced visibility will be a problem traveling through the
Continue Reading The mountains are under a Winter Storm Warning for heavy snow and gusty winds. There will be over a foot of new snow added to the mountains, with some pockets of higher amounts. The general thinking is that we should see 12 – 20″ but at the peaks, I expect much more will accumulate. Check
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — After a late start to winter and weeks of tantalizing and teasing storms that brought some, but not a lot of snow to the slopes of Mt. Bachelor – only to melt on warmer and rainy days – this week’s storm is going to deliver what winter sports enthusiasts have been
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