Pendleton, OR – A mix of rain and snow is expected to impact Pendleton on Tuesday as spring officially begins later this week. Residents should prepare for wet roads, gusty winds, and potential travel delays, particularly in higher elevations.
According to the National Weather Service, a slight chance of snow showers will develop Tuesday morning, with rain mixing in by the afternoon. Snow levels will rise to 2,000 feet as temperatures climb to a high of 49°F. Winds from the west will reach up to 22 mph, making for breezy conditions.
By midweek, conditions will dry out briefly, with Wednesday bringing partly sunny skies and a high of 57°F. However, rain returns late Wednesday night, with an 80% chance of showers persisting into Thursday. Temperatures will remain mild, with highs in the low 50s.
Looking ahead, rain is expected to continue through Friday before a potential break on Saturday, when partly sunny skies could emerge. Daytime highs will hover in the low to mid-50s, marking a typical transition into spring weather.
Drivers on I-84 should be cautious of changing road conditions, especially in the Blue Mountains, where snow could create slick surfaces Tuesday morning. Those traveling should check local forecasts and plan accordingly.
Spring officially begins on Thursday, March 20, but wet weather will linger through the weekend. Stay updated with the latest forecasts and prepare for varying conditions.
