Highs today will top out in the low to mid 70s once again, reminiscent of late Spring. Skies will be blue all day long. If you’re planning on spending the afternoon outdoors, soaking up some sun and defrosting, don’t forget to apply sunscreen. The sun is stronger than you think this time of year.Temperatures will
Continue ReadingPlenty of sunshine and plenty of snow still on the mountains. Not much more snow is expected as we move forward through the week, but with the significant amounts of snowfall this year, there is a plenty to ride. Some resorts are moving into a spring schedule, so make sure to check with the resort
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BURNS, Ore. (KTVZ) — Evacuation levels in and around Burns are being lowered as the flood waters continue to recede, the Harney County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday. Here’s the full flooding update from the agency: The area of North Broadway Avenue and a portion of North Foley Drive are lowered to Level 1, and all
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Not much in the way of cloud cover over the next several days as high pressure takes over the region. Look for several days of sunshine and highs will be above normal each day. Normal high temperatures for the middle of April should hover around the upper 50s, Tuesday we hit the middle 70s. Winds
Continue ReadingMild temperatures make for spring skiing conditions. Sunny skies and no snow in the forecast. Base heights are forecasted to drop.
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This week’s forecast is a good one!Highs today and tomorrow will be in the low to mid 70s. We’ll cool slightly, into the mid to upper 60s Wednesday, and drop to near normal Thursday. Temperatures should warm up a little for the weekend, getting back into the 60s. Overnight lows could get a bit chilly
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On Monday, expect temperatures to be mild, in the 70’s across Central Oregon. Evening temperatures will remain chilly, in the 30’s and 40’s. A warm up is coming on Tuesday with daytime temperatures in the upper 70’s and possible low 80’s. Don’t forget to download our free KTVZ Local Alert Weather app for the most
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Happy Saturday! Cooler, drier air has settled into the region. Afternoon highs are in the low to mid 50s today. It’s been a beautiful day so far with plenty of sunshine. It’s a bit breezy out there, but winds will ease tonight and stay light through tomorrow. Temperatures will drop below freezing overnight, falling into the
Continue ReadingBase depths have declined a bit due to warmer weather and lack of snow. Whether you’re off to the Snake Run Rally at Hoodoo or Subaru Winterfest at Mt. Bachelor, expect dry conditions up on the mountain!
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Happy Friday! Today was cooler, but still on the mild side with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Some storms could pop up to our east and southeast today, but they will miss us entirely. Plan on dry conditions for your Friday night plans. The cooling trend continues into Saturday with temperatures in
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.s hard-hit Harney County begins to recover from historic floods, Governor Tina Kotek stressed the need for federal funding and urged President Donald Trump to officially declare a disaster.
Continue ReadingIf you’re heading to the mountain this weekend, expect dry conditions. Afternoon highs will be chilly. You can also enjoy Subaru Winterfest at Mt. Bachelor today through the 13th.
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Temperatures are starting to cool down a bit, getting back into the upper 50s and low 60s this afternoon. We’ll see highs drop into the low 50s on Saturday before we start to get warmer again. Sunday’s highs will jump back into the upper 50s and low 60s. Much warmer temperatures are expected next week–plan
Continue ReadingDrier conditions and no new snow. The base height at Mt. Bachelor is 134″
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Temperatures warmed into the mid 60s to low 70s today. As the day goes on, expect clouds to build and winds to pick up as a cold front moves in. We’re seeing a slight chance for a passing shower later tonight, but the moisture is pretty minimal. It’s likely the mountains will absorb most of
Continue ReadingA round of mainly rain and high elevation snow is expected up in the Cascades. Mt. Bachelor, Timberline, and Mt. Hood Meadows are still reporting bases over 100+ inches.
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – After recent storms and flooding across the state, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and Oregon Department of Emergency Management are sharing important safety tips for cleaning up disaster debris. Following these guidelines can help protect your health, your neighbors and the environment. Cleaning up after a disaster can be overwhelming. Whether you’re dealing with
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Temperatures will rise even more today, topping out in the mid 60s to low 70s. Cloud cover and winds will increase through the afternoon as a cold front approaches.There is a chance for a passing shower late this evening, but the moisture associated with the incoming system is lackluster. The mountains will do a good
Continue ReadingTimberline saw a half foot in the last 24hrs. They’ve received nearly a whole foot in the last 72hrs.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — To be a meteorologist, it is important to study math and earth sciences, so you can handle the complex weather scenarios that impact the world. Our Junior Forecaster this week is Wylie, a third-grade student at Lava Ridge Elementary who enjoys both math and earth sciences. Actually, the earth sciences refers
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