Mt. Bachelor is expecting another 3-7″ of fresh snow today and into tonight. That will be followed by some partial clearing Tuesday. More snow is expected beginning Wednesday and a chance of snow will last right through the coming weekend. This morning, you must carry chains or traction tires on all mountain roads, except Willamette
Continue ReadingHappy St. Patrick’s Day, Central Oregon! Because of the clearer weather wee received over the last couple of days, none of the mountain resorts were reporting any new accumulation. This will likely be the case tomorrow as well. Look for more precipitation as soon as Sunday, with 5-10 inches possible by the time spring kicks
Continue ReadingThe weekend on the mountain will be split just like it is here in town. Mt. Bachelor will be sunny today and mostly sunny Saturday. Highs will be in the mid 30’s. The snow will begin to fall Saturday night and could accumulate 5-10″ by Monday night. A chance of snow showers will stay in
Continue ReadingOver the last 24 hours, the mountains dealt with the remaining precipitation from the winter storm that was pushed eastward out of our area. A couple inches are reported from some of the mountains. With things clearing up until Sunday, fresh accumulation for the next couple of days should be minimal.
Continue ReadingMt. Bachelor will enjoy plenty of sunshine for the next couple days! Highs will be in the low to mid 30’s and southerly winds will be gentle, at 5-10 mph. Clouds will thicken through the day Saturday and deliver a chance of some late day snow showers. From there, snow is likely right through the
Continue ReadingMany of the mountains continue to report fresh accumulation, as the Cascades continue to feel the effects of the most recent winter storm. Willamette Pass reported the most, with a resounding 10 inches of fresh powder in the last 24 hours. Look for these numbers to begin tapering off as Central Oregon starts to dry
Continue ReadingHere is your Local Alert Weather Snow Report for Wednesday morning, March 15
Continue ReadingOvernight snow showers have a chance of stretching into the morning hours. Mt. Bachelor will then see some partial clearing, but it will stay windy. Westerly winds at 10-20 mph could gust as high as 30 mph. Thursday and Friday should be sunny to mostly sunny with highs around freezing. This will be followed by
Continue ReadingThe Cascades are reporting upwards of half a foot of fresh powder as they continue to feel the effects of a new winter storm system. More precipitation is expected today and through 11 a.m. tomorrow for the Cascades, but a mid-week clearing, sunshine, and warmer temperatures will look to melt some of this new accumulation
Continue ReadingNo new snow to report.
Continue ReadingAs the new storm system starts to impact the Pacific Northwest, some resorts are already reporting fresh accumulation. Over the next couple of days however, they will receive heavy snowfall. Look for these numbers to increase as the Cascades encounter this new winter storm.
Continue ReadingThe next push of storm activity has made its way into the Cascades. Snow has begun to fall at Mt. Bachelor, and between now and Wednesday, the mountain could see another 10-20″ of fresh snow. The mountain roads have been wet this morning and Century Drive is snow-packed. You must carry chains or traction tires
Continue ReadingThe recent heavy snow has tapered off in the mountains, but there’s still some more on the way.
Continue ReadingAfter the National Weather Service in Pendleton issued a winter storm warning for the Cascades, we watched to see how the mountains would be affected. The winter storm finally delivered, with many resorts and mountain passes reporting over a foot of accumulation. Mt. Bachelor tops the list in today’s Snow Report.
Continue ReadingExpect lots of snow as we are in a winter storm warning set to expire Friday night at 10 p.m.!
Continue ReadingAll of the Cascades have gotten a few inches of snow – but there’s lots more coming in the next couple of days!
Continue ReadingThe snow has begun to fall in the Cascades this morning. Over the next 48 hours, Mt. Bachelor could see another 20-35″ of fresh snow. This will be a wind-driven snow, so be prepared for reduced visibility and a dangerous wind chill. After a break Saturday, more snow will return Sunday and stay through the
Continue ReadingThe Cascades are under a winter weather advisory, issued by the National Weather Service in Pendleton, until 10 p.m. Friday. While they continue to report fresh accumulation every 24 hours, we will watch to see how this is updated through the week, as up to 1-2 feet of new accumulation is projected.
Continue ReadingOur resorts are all reporting modest additions to their bases over the last 24 hours and there is a great deal of new snow on the way. Between today and Saturday morning Mt. Bachelor could see as much as 2-4 feet of fresh snow. Keep in mind that this will be a wind-driven snow. Bitter
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