Oregon — A crisp start gives way to changing skies, and the calm air won’t last long. Light clouds drift in, and the ground still feels cool underfoot. Conditions are quiet now, but a wetter pattern is already organizing and will take hold later today.
Showers begin developing by mid to late afternoon, first scattered, then more noticeable into the evening. Roads may turn slick quickly, especially on I-84 and local highways. Keep speeds in check and allow extra following distance during the first round of rain.
Clouds thicken into the evening, and rain chances continue. Some showers may be steady at times, reducing visibility and creating patchy wet pavement. It won’t be a washout, but conditions will shift enough to impact travel and outdoor plans. Keep a jacket handy and stay weather-aware.
The weekend brings more consistent moisture. Saturday features showers likely, especially later in the day, with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. By Sunday, rain becomes more widespread and steady. Expect damp conditions, slower travel, and periods of reduced visibility. Plan ahead if you’ll be out for extended periods.
Early next week keeps the unsettled trend going. Showers linger into Monday before gradually easing. By Tuesday and Wednesday, a drying trend begins, and temperatures settle into a milder spring pattern. Warmer, more stable conditions are expected to build late next week.
5-Day Outlook for Pendleton, Oregon:
Today: Chance of rain, high near 67°F
Tonight: Chance of rain, low near 45°F
Saturday: Showers likely, high near 67°F
Sunday: Rain likely, high near 62°F
Monday: Chance of rain, high near 60°F
