Snow Report: Monday March 18th
No new snow has been added to the region for the past several days and the mercury in the thermometer is well above freezing in the afternoons. There…
Continue ReadingNo new snow has been added to the region for the past several days and the mercury in the thermometer is well above freezing in the afternoons. There…
Continue ReadingClear conditions with highs well above average over the weekend didn’t result in much new snow. These warm and clear conditions appear to continue…
Continue ReadingThe will not be any snow added to the Cascades for the next several days but there is still a good deal of snow to be groomed. The base numbers for…
Continue ReadingConditions have been clear and dry, so as a result, not much new snow to report. A warm and quiet pattern will be in place until at least the middle…
Continue ReadingDry and milder weather is here and will be with us over the weekend. There will be plenty of snow to be groomed as several resorts are reporting…
Continue ReadingToday through Saturday night, high pressure will build into the Pacific Northwest. This will bring dry and increasingly warm weather through the…
Continue ReadingStill chilly and crisp in the mountains today as the cooler than normal pattern maintains a grip on the region. That is not going to be the case over…
Continue ReadingThere is some new snow as a result of activity from early this week and some light snow may continue in the highest elevations of the Cascades…
Continue ReadingThe snow continues to fall off and on over the Cascades and will continue into the night. There have been reports of 6 – 12″ of new snow over the…
Continue ReadingSnow levels will be dropping throughout the day resulting in a rain/snow mix developing across Central Oregon by the late afternoon into the evening,…
Continue ReadingThe March Madness continues as far as the snow is concerned. Over a foot of snow is on the way over the next 24 to 36 hours adding to the several…
Continue ReadingSnow levels are falling this morning and will be around 2500 feet in the Washington Cascades by daybreak and 3000 to 3500 feet elsewhere. Snow levels…
Continue ReadingHere’s your Local Alert Snow Report for Friday evening, March…
Continue ReadingThe sunny and crisp pattern will be changing over to a snowy pattern over the weekend. Each of the next several days the region will be adding new…
Continue ReadingToday will likely be the end of relatively quiet weather before a pattern change heading into the weekend which will bring some active conditions in…
Continue ReadingDry and sunny conditions will prevail through the end of the work week. All the snow from the past few storms has piled up to several feet of snow…
Continue ReadingDry yesterday and through the rest of the work week but expecting precipitation by Saturday morning. Activity will start with a system will be moving…
Continue ReadingDry pattern is in place for the rest of the week, but with temperatures staying below freezing in the afternoons and bitterly cold overnight, the…
Continue ReadingNew snow in the area tapered off yesterday afternoon and this morning. Dry weather with us for the moment begins to take a turn again toward wintry…
Continue ReadingThe snow had been piling up over the past several days and the base values have been increasing significantly. There is another foot of snow on Mt.…
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