Pendleton, OR – After a mild and partly sunny weekend, Pendleton residents should prepare for a shift in spring weather this week. While Monday and Tuesday will stay mostly dry with highs in the mid-50s, rain will return by midweek, bringing cooler temperatures and possible snow in higher elevations.
According to the National Weather Service, a 40% chance of rain begins Tuesday night, increasing to an 80% chance on Wednesday. Highs will reach 53°F before dipping into the low 30s overnight. By Thursday, rain is likely to continue, with snow levels dropping as low as 2,300 feet, impacting travel through mountain passes.
Drivers along I-84 and surrounding roads should stay alert for changing conditions, especially in higher elevations where snowfall could create slick conditions. Commuters should also plan for wet roads and reduced visibility starting midweek.
Looking ahead, the unsettled pattern continues into Friday, with rain likely and highs near 51°F. The weekend is expected to remain cloudy, with lingering showers and temperatures in the low 50s.
Residents should stay updated with the latest forecasts and prepare for wetter conditions through the end of the week. Rain gear will be necessary, and those traveling into the mountains should be aware of possible snow accumulation.
