BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -We’ve issued another Local Alert Weather Day due to the possibility of flooding. Rain and the chance for an early wintry mix will continue through the first half of the day. The Tri-Counties will pick up another half inch of rain, give or take, before the day is up. Rain totals yesterday
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Not quite ready to open, but there are signs of hope. Snow is forecast to continue off and on through the weekend as the temperatures stay below freezing most beginning this Saturday. Bachelor is seeing a mix at the moment but should be building a base over the weekend. Hoodoo is also getting some much-needed
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(Update: Trees, lines knocked down; I-84 closure update) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The latest in a string of atmospheric rivers to sweep into the Northwest brought more rain and wind to the High Desert Thursday, sending high water across some Bend streets, knocking down some trees and power lines and raising flooding concerns along Whychus
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) – We have issued a Local Alert Weather Day today due to moderate to heavy rain bringing flood concerns to most of our viewing area. Precipitation will continue through the first half of Friday so we’ve decided to extend the Alert Day into Friday as well.Rain totals through Friday will likely fall
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Aiden and Amias are identical twins and are in 2nd grade at Culver Elementary School. Although their favorite subject is math, the really enjoy the weather. Both enjoy the snowy weather and enjoy making snowballs. Of course, as brothers tend to do, a snowball fight is soon to follow. Christmas is a favorite time of
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) —A powerful windstorm swept through Central Oregon Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, with winds whipping up to 60 miles per hour. The combination of strong gusts and loose soil caused by recent rain left trees toppled around the region. Chief Meteorologist John Carroll explained, “It was kind of a perfect scenario, with
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Bend, Ore (KTVZ)– The Local Alert Weather Team has issued a Local Alert Day for Thursday. The rain and mountain snow expected to start overnight into Thursday morning will impact the region. The morning commute may have some slick conditions as the event is expected to start out as a mix of rain and snow.
Continue Reading It is a start, but nowhere near where we need to be to get the lifts spinning. Looks like a warmer than normal temperature pattern continues through the weekend. There is a good deal of snow expected to fall, but it will be followed by rain and therefore wash away the base once again.
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Bend, Ore (KTVZ)– The KTVZ Local Alert Weather Team has issued a Local Alert Day for Thursday that will extend into Friday morning.Another Atmospheric River is expected to set up Thursday and provide significant rainfall to the Valley, Coastal Range and the Cascades. There may be some light snow early Thursday that will impact the commute,
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MT. BACHELOR, Ore. (KTVZ) — The storm that blew into Oregon overnight, toppling trees and power lines, also brought the first measurable snow to Mt. Bachelor in nearly three weeks, raising hopes the delayed ski and snowboard season can begin in coming days, Mt. Bachelor reported getting two inches of snow – and while that’s
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -A stray shower is possible early this morning but the rest of the day should be dry and variably cloudy with highs in the 40s and 50s. Mountain snow showers will continue.A High Wind Warning will expire at 4pm today. The strongest winds happened overnight but remain pretty breezy this morning as
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Bend, Ore (KTVZ)– The Local Alert Weather Team has issued a Local Alert Day for the windy and rainy night ahead. The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning beginning at 10 pm and ending Wednesday afternoon. Winds will originally be from the southwest then shift to a westerly origin after midnight. Sustained
Continue Reading There will be some snow added to the mountains this week, but it will quickly be erased by rain. The wet pattern once again is associated with warmer than normal temperatures this week, so we are not expecting much snow to be around by the end of the week and into the weekend.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Pacific Power is keeping a close eye on a storm system moving into parts of Oregon and Washington, as KTVZ News has issued a Local Alert Weather Day for high winds. Forecasters say strong gusts and heavy rain could lead to power outages in the coming days. Pacific Power’s meteorology team
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) – We’ve issued a Local Alert Weather Day today due to strong winds overnight.A High Wind Warning has been released for Bend and areas north beginning tonight and ending tomorrow afternoon. The strongest winds will occur in the middle of the night, so today will be when you want to prep your
Continue Reading Bend, Ore (KTVZ)– The week ahead will be very active as another batch of moisture arrives from the Pacific. The first in a series of rain and snow events begins late Tuesday night and lingers into Wednesday morning. Rain changes to a wintry mix during the overnight hours and ends as snow before noon Wednesday.
Continue Reading BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The National Weather Service has issued a High Wind Warning for the time frame of Tuesday evening through Wednesday afternoon. Gusty winds will impact travel and the wet period ahead of the winds may compromise some root systems. Trees or tree limbs may fall on power lines. Localized power outages may
Continue Reading There will be some snow this week, and possibly a good deal of it, but unfortunately there will be a mix of rain and snow at times. We should be able to start to develop a base of heavy, wet snow that will provide us with some hope of a new season opening soon.
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BEND, Ore (KTVZ) -Another Atmospheric River event is expected to impact the Pacific Northwest this week. This will bring heavy rain to portions of the northwest, gusty winds, and even some mountain snow this week. Today, you can plan for winds to gust between 25-35mph with the chance for a few showers. Highs will be
Continue Reading A wetter pattern moves in this week, and that means mountain snow is finally on the way. This could bring significant snow for the Cascades and lower snow levels Wednesday through the end of the week. Check back on the snow report and forecast as we start to get a better idea of snowfall totals.
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