Mountain snow and a mix of rain and snow at lower elevations will define the last week of winter 2024-25. There will be snow off and on over the Cascades leading to over a foot or more of new snow by the end of the week. The lower elevations are likely to see snow overnight
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In the wake of Monday’s tragic death of a Seattle man who fell into a deep tree well while skiing at Mt. Bachelor, the resort issued a statement offering condolences to his family and friends while reminding all on the slopes to practice heightened safety measures due to the recent deep snowfall.
Continue ReadingLight snow is in the forecast today but heavy snow will return Wednesday. Timberline lodge has the highest base height of 164″.
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There is a chance to see a few stray flurries this morning, but most of us should remain dry today. We’ll see a lull in winter weather for a short time as we are in between two upper level systems. The next system will be impacting us Wednesday evening, right around dinner time. Rain and
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Department of Emergency Management has activated the State Emergency Coordination Center to Level 3 (Regional Response) in response to widespread flooding impacting parts of western Oregon. Heavy rain has caused flooding of small streams, creeks, and some rivers across southwest Oregon. Urban flooding is ongoing, and there is an increased risk of landslides
Continue ReadingThe numbers are impressive after a blast of wintry weather produced feet of snow on the Cascades over the past 72 hours. More snowfall is expected each of the next several days adding to the already impressive yearly numbers for the resorts. Bachelor has reported, for the year, 388″ of snow, Timberline is boasting a
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A series of upper level disturbances will pass through the region with tonight seeing a low migrate over Northern California. This feature will be able to provide the region with some more snow over the area before sunrise. Not much at lower elevations but we could see about 5 or more inches over the Cascade
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By Alex Jensen, KGW PORTLAND, Ore. (KGW) — A woman drowned amid heavy rain and flooding in southern Oregon. The 44-year-old was attempting to clear branches from a culvert under her driveway in Central Point, when the waterproof overalls she was wearing filled with water and flood waters pulled her through the culvert into a nearby creek,
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A strong mid-March snowstorm dumped 1 to 2 feet of heavy, wet snow in the La Pine-Sunriver area Sunday, closing some roads, raising the avalanche danger and prompting cancellation of classes. A few inches fell in the Bend area, delaying school and leaving many roads in slick condition. The Central Oregon
Continue ReadingA strong winter storm brought heavy snowfall across the Cascades. Mt. Bachelor is reporting a base height of over 160 inches, their highest base so far this season.
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If you have any pictures or snow totals from Sunday’s snow event, please share them via the “Share” tab on our website or email them directly to weather@ktvz.com for a chance to be shared on our live nws broadcast. We’d love to see them!Icy, slick roads are likely on your morning commute. Snow struggled to
Continue ReadingMonday, March 17thClosings- La Pine Elementary School- La Pine High School- La Pine Middle School- NeighborhoodImpact Head Start (La Pine)- Rosland Elementary School- Three Rivers School- Trinity Lutheran SchoolDelays- Bend Schools (2-Hour Delay)- Central Oregon Community College (10 a.m. Opening)
Continue ReadingSnow continues to pile up in the Cascades, with Mt. Bachelor receiving over two feet in the last 24 hours. Its base depth now stands at 161 inches, matching Timberline. The Winter Storm Warning was extended until 5am Monday.
Continue ReadingHeavy snowfall today has resulted in several school closures for Monday. You can find the list of those here but make sure to tune in to our morning newscast for additional updates. The Winter Storm Warning for the east slopes of the Cascades, including Sunriver, La Pine, Camp Sherman, and Sisters, has been extended until
Continue Reading(update: NeighborImpact Head Start Bend will be on a 2-hour delay) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Due to heavy snowfall in southern Deschutes County, Bend-La Pine Schools have announced the closure of schools in La Pine and Sunriver on Monday. Affected schools include Three Rivers School, Rosland Elementary, La Pine Elementary, La Pine Middle School, and
Continue ReadingA winter storm has dumped several inches of fresh snow at local ski resorts, with Mt. Bachelor reporting a foot of new snowfall in the past 24 hours. More heavy snow and gusty conditions are expected tomorrow in the Cascades with this Winter Storm Warning. If you’re traveling through the mountain passes, be prepared for
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Heavy snow and strong winds are set to hit the mountains this weekend. Up to 2 feet of snow is expected in the Cascades, with gusts reaching 50 mph. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until Sunday night due to dangerous travel conditions and low visibility. We’ll continue to see a mix of rain
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A Winter Storm Warning is in place through the weekend for the Cascades, eastern slopes, and areas south of Bend. There will be some dangerous travel conditions due to heavy mountain snow and gusty winds. Consider delaying travel in the passes but if it’s absolutely necessary, bring your winter storm kit with you. Mountain totals will
Continue ReadingMore heavy snow ahead! Between 1-2 feet of snow are in the forecast for the weekend. The weather conditions could impact lift operations.
Continue ReadingPowder alert! Between 1-2 feet of snow are in the forecast for the weekend. Check your mountain for lift updates, as gusty winds are likely to cause delays.
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