Pendleton, OR – Cooler and wetter weather is set to hit Oregon this weekend. The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures dropping 10-15 degrees below average, with rain spreading across the Cascades, central Oregon, and the eastern mountains starting Thursday and lasting through Saturday.
Expect rain totals of up to a tenth of an inch, with some areas potentially receiving over 0.25 inches. Thunderstorms are also possible from Thursday through Saturday, with a 10-25% chance of development across the Cascades, central Oregon, and the eastern mountains. Residents should prepare for possible thunderstorms.
The National Weather Service warns that even light rainfall could trigger flash floods, particularly in dry streambeds that can quickly become dangerous. Monitoring local conditions is crucial.
Temperatures will range from the upper 60s to mid-70s, with the coolest readings in higher elevations. Those in lower elevations may experience slightly warmer conditions.
If you have outdoor plans, be sure to stay updated on the latest weather conditions. For more information, visit weather.gov/Pendleton.
