Snow has been added to the Cascades today and much more is expected to pile up over the weekend. About 6 – 10 inches of snow will be likely on Saturday, then a few more inches Sunday followed by off and on snow showers next week. Trouble getting to the mountains may be the only
Continue ReadingThere is some new snow to report in many local resorts! Also, ahead in the forecast we expect a period of wintry weather starting with consecutive rounds of snowfall, the stronger of the two systems looks to be headed our way later tonight into Saturday. A Winter Weather Advisory is going into effect tonight at
Continue ReadingSnow has been falling on the mountains through the day, accumulations have been light but there is new snow. About 3 – 5″ is a good estimation for the day, much more snow is likely on Saturday and we are about to embark on a snowy period. Sunday will be dry, but chilly, so that
Continue ReadingToday, there is a possibility for some snowfall along the highway 97 corridor, however, it will be relatively light if at all. The mountains will likely get some decent snowfall over the next 24 hours and even more significant snow in the cascades into the weekend. Today, the snow level is at 3800 feet and rising
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Finally have some snow to report today, most locations added about 2 – 3″ of new snow. I am expecting to see a few more inches added overnight as well. The temps will be on the mild side Thursday, so if we do get some snow, it may be on the wet side. Over the
Continue ReadingFor those wishing for snow, there is a decent chance some measurable amounts throughout the rest of this week and into the weekend. Today brings mixed precipitation with snow levels at 3400 feet and rising to 4100 feet in the afternoon. Thursday night through Friday morning also appears to bring some snow to the mountains
Continue ReadingNo new snow has been reported by any of the resorts today. Look for that to change as the week moves along. Snow will be falling on the Cascades tonight, then off and on during the week. Not a significant amount during the work week, but over the weekend there may be some heavy snow
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Later this morning, rain and possible wintry mix below 4500 feet is possible (maybe even freezing rain in some areas); any snowfall will most likely occur in the mountains and be relatively light. There may be some on and off snow this week but the next chance for decent snowfall is over the weekend. The
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Once again a few inches in some locations over the weekend, but not much to write home about. Mt. Hood, Meadows has reported an inch over the past 24 hours, but no one else in the region. That looks to change this week as there will be several waves of moisture heading our way. Snow
Continue ReadingNo new snowfall in the past 24 hours for our ski resorts. We are still waiting for Willamette Pass and Hoodoo to open for the season. The next round of more impactful snow is not expected until the middle of next week.
Continue ReadingNo new snow officially added to the resorts according to their websites. There will be some patchy fog in the morning Saturday so the roads leading to the snow may be a bit tricky. There is a slight chance for some snow to fall Saturday above about 6000 feet, but the next round of more
Continue ReadingStill nothing significant in terms of snowfall to report. Mt. Bachelor appears to have gotten about an inch, however, the rest of the area resorts wait patiently. Snow levels will be 5000 ft North and 7000 ft South and our next chance for wintery precipitation appears to be the middle of next week.
Continue ReadingMisty on a few of the mountains today, but only Mt. Bachelor reported accumulating snow. The mild air in the region is generating a decent amount of fog at time. Roads are slick in the mornings, so be aware that there may be some travel issues before the mist dissipates.
Continue ReadingLocally we should be mostly dry for the next few days outside of morning fog/ light spotty rain & freezing rain activity. There is a 20-40% probability of light precipitation along the Cascade crests; It appears any precipitation that does come will fall as rain, with snow levels currently around 5500 feet.
Continue ReadingNo new snow has fallen on area resorts as the region is staying well below normal as far as precipitation is concerned. Look for the region to get some snow overnight, but overall the region should not see any major snow events this week or into the weekend. Winds Are blowing some snow around at
Continue ReadingToday we do expect to see a bit of rain here locally but no significant snowfall is in the foreseeable forecast. We did get a light dusting of snow yesterday with several resorts receiving 1-2 inches of new snow. While that isn’t what we are hoping for around this time of year, it’s certainly better
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A couple of inches of new snow has been reported, but not much is in the forecast for the rest of the week. We may see a few inches on Wednesday, but not as much as most would want for this time of year. Mild conditions through the weekend.
Continue ReadingThere’s an inch of new snow at Mt Bachelor and 2 inches of new snow at Timberline Lodge. Early this morning, there may be some light mixed precipitation and even possible snow (around 2 inches) in the mountains, with the lower elevations seeing mainly rain. A Winter Weather Advisory is in place along the East
Continue ReadingSome light snow was added to the mountains today as Bachelor reported 1″ over the last 24 hours and Timberline added 2″. There may be some added to the Cascades tonight, but not much. It is also going to be a bit of a challenge getting to the mountains as the roads may be slick.
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Snow was falling on the mountain today, but officially not much was recorded. The region will be much colder this weekend, but no new snow is expected in the near future. There will be a warmer scenario next. Driving to the mountains may be a problem Saturday morning as the mountain passes are likely to
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