Pendleton, Oregon – Snow will continue across higher elevations today and overnight, affecting mountain travel and visibility.
According to the National Weather Service in Pendleton, precipitation will range from rain in foothill areas to snow in higher mountain elevations, including Snoqualmie Pass. Forecasters said several more inches of snow are possible at the pass through tonight.
Road temperatures are expected to remain warm enough during the daytime hours to limit highway impacts. However, officials said drivers should remain cautious as conditions could deteriorate overnight.
The agency noted that visibility on mountain passes may drop below one mile in heavier snowfall overnight. A mix of rain and snow is expected in adjacent valleys through Tuesday morning.
No official winter weather advisory has been issued as of Monday afternoon, but conditions may still create slick spots, particularly during overnight hours.
Mountain travel corridors across eastern Washington and northeast Oregon could see fluctuating conditions as temperatures shift between day and night.
Commuters, delivery drivers, and students traveling through higher elevations may experience slower travel times tonight into Tuesday morning.
Travelers are encouraged to monitor updated forecasts and check pass conditions before departing.
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