Pendleton, OR – Spring winds are picking up across Eastern Oregon as Pendleton prepares for gusts reaching 21 mph through Thursday evening. Drivers along U.S. Route 395 should expect reduced visibility and should secure loose items outdoors to prevent property damage.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday will bring mostly sunny skies with a high near 56°F and sustained winds up to 19 mph. Gusts could peak at 21 mph. Winds will calm by Thursday night, with lows dropping to 33°F and clearer skies expected.
Friday will mark a shift as Pendleton enters a calm and sunny stretch. Temperatures will rise to 60°F under clear skies. By Saturday, the region warms further, topping out at 65°F. The real spring preview comes Sunday with a projected high near 71°F—offering ideal weather for outdoor activities or travel.
Overnight lows through the weekend will hover in the low to mid-30s, so residents should still protect sensitive plants or consider light layers for evening outings.
Next week begins with a slight chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Highs remain comfortable in the mid-60s, offering a stable spring pattern. Winds will stay light after Thursday, adding to travel safety.
Safety Tips:
- Use caution driving Thursday, especially on open highways like U.S. Route 395.
- Secure outdoor furniture and trash bins.
- Layer clothing due to chilly overnight lows despite sunny daytime highs.
