Eric Oren

Today through Saturday night, high pressure will build into the Pacific Northwest. This will bring dry and increasingly warm weather through the period. We will be in store for what looks to be the nicest stretch of weather since last fall. Unfortunately it doesn't translate to the chance for snow in the foreseeable forecast.

Happy Friday Central Oregon. Similar to yesterday, today begins with freezing temperatures in the area. Conditions have been dry so concern for ice and black ice is limited. Pockets of limited visibility and fog are possible but nothing widespread has been reported. Temperatures will be a bit warmer than yesterday as our warming trend continues.

Happy Monday Central Oregon! There is very little concern this morning of freezing conditions for your commute timeframe and today should bring more clear conditions with well above average temperatures so you probably won't need your heavy jackets as you head out the door.

Clear conditions with highs well above average over the weekend didn't result in much new snow. These warm and clear conditions appear to continue through at least the midweek. Unfortunately, no precipitation is expected in the Cascades until late Wednesday and the chance is fairy light.

Happy Tuesday Central Oregon. Today will bring more above average temperatures and little concern for slippery conditions on roadways before temperatures warm as we've been dry and mild for the last several days.

No new snow to report for the day as we had some record temperatures yesterday. Temperatures will be cooling off and returning to close to average by this weekend when there's a chance we will see some precipitation. Snow may be possible in the Cascades as early as Wednesday night going into Thursday, but its looking more like a light dusting than significant snowfall.

Happy Wednesday Central Oregon! Today brings mostly sunny conditions and continued above average temperatures though we will top out a few degrees cooler than yesterday. Little concern for freezing conditions during your morning commute with dry and warm conditions of the recent forecast.

There's no new snow to report but there's a chance light snow in the high elevations could start as early as late tonight into tomorrow. Snow levels will also be fluctuating through the remainder of the workweek in response to the passing synoptic features as levels will hover between 4500-7500 feet northwest to southeast today, 4000-5500 feet northwest to southeast Thursday, and 5000-6500 feet northwest to southeast on Friday

Not much by way of new snow over the last 24 hours. Highs today will be reaching into the low to mid-60s across lower elevations - about 4-8 degrees above normal. There will still be a slight chance (15-25%) of precipitation at elevation over the northern Blue Mountains and the Cascade crests through the afternoon as snow levels hover between 5000 and 6500 feet northwest to southeast.

Happy Thursday Central Oregon! This morning brings a mix of temperatures but little concern for ice with dry conditions over the last several days. Cloud cover will develop throughout the day and temperatures will be cooler than yesterday but still a bit above average. We will continue cooling off into the weekend when we expect