Wintry mix of rain, snow and freezing rain overnight
The region is under a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect and will expire at 4pm Friday. This weather event is going to be a mix of snow and…
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Snow Report: January 2, AM
Base levels are in the triple digits for a number of areas. New year, new snow? Happy…
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Rainy day today, icy roads and patchy fog early
As you step outside to get your day started, be careful not to slip! There will be icy spots on the roads and sidewalks this morning, especially side…
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Wintry and wet pattern kicks off the New Year, and will persist into the weekend
Happy New Year. The area is going to be dealing with a series of rain and some high elevation snow for the next three days. The air is expected…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Wednesday January 1st
The Cascades continue to add to the impressive snowfall amounts that have been reported so far this season. As we start the new year, the snow will…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Wednesday morning, January 1st
Snowfall from New Year’s Eve continues into New Year’s Day and is expected to persist through the weekend. Temperatures near freezing on Thursday…
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Wet pattern for the first few days of 2025
Happy New Year Central Oregon! We’re kicking off the first day of 2025 with some snow covered roads, so take it slow on your morning commute.…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Tuesday December 31st
Snow is expected to return to the region today and tonight to add to the tremendous snowfall we have had this season. Snow will be likely to fall…
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Winter Weather Advisory in place tonight for parts of Central Oregon
New Year’s Eve will see a good chance for snow and that snow will linger into New Year’s Day. The snow totals are expected to be 3 – 4” along…
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Chilly NYE with late night snow to ring in the New Year
Happy New Year’s Eve! Today we’ll see a mix of clouds and sunshine, transitioning to increasing cloud cover later in the day. High temperatures will…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Tuesday morning, December 31st
Mountain resorts are enjoying record snowfall! Three local resorts, Bachelor, Timberline and Mt. Hood Meadows are over 100 inches as a base this…
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Cold start this week, snow returns late New Year’s Eve and lingers into New Year’s Day
The region is drying out slightly with some cold air in place today and tonight. Patchy fog is possible tonight, meaning the fog should develop into…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Monday December 30th
An impressive weekend for all the Cascade resorts as the snow would not stop. Three of the resorts are posting triple digit base numbers and all…
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Chilly and dry start to the work week
Good Monday morning! After a few spotty showers earlier this morning, we’re expecting things to dry up. Temps dropped into the 20s overnight so we’re…
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Mt. Bachelor Reports Record Snowfall and Exciting Events for the New Year
(Update: Adding video) BEND, Ore (KTVZ) — Mt. Bachelor is celebrating a stellar holiday season as recent storms have delivered nearly 5 feet of…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Monday morning, Dec. 30th
A few of our resorts have surpassed 100″ in base depth. Expect more snow showers in the mountains today, with mostly dry conditions on Tuesday. More…
Continue ReadingRain, snow and breezy conditions will complete our weekend
A mixture of rain and snow is expected to conclude our weekend. Breezy conditions are also expected through Sunday, gusting upwards of 30 mph.…
Continue ReadingSnow Report: Saturday, December 28th
The resorts are having a great week, with a few nearing a 100-inch base! The snow is set to keep piling up this weekend, but driving to the mountains…
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Heavy rain and significant mountain snow tonight
Happy Saturday Central Oregon! More showers are headed our way tonight. With mild temperatures, most of the precipitation in the lower elevations…
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Showers and mountain snow today, heavy rain overnight possible
The seemingly endless parade of storms continue to march through the Pacific Northwest bringing high elevation snow and lower elevation rain. The…
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