Pendleton, OR – Residents in Pendleton should prepare for a wintry mix of rain and snow beginning Monday night, as changing conditions could impact travel and road safety across the region. The unsettled weather comes after a mostly mild Sunday, signaling the start of an active pattern for the week ahead.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected to begin Monday afternoon before transitioning to a mix of rain and snow Monday night, particularly in higher elevations. Temperatures will hover near 32°F overnight, which may create icy conditions on untreated roadways. East winds will pick up around 7 mph, further reducing visibility. Drivers are advised to exercise caution, especially along highways and local roads.
By Tuesday morning, precipitation is likely to taper off with a 40% chance of rain before 10 a.m., followed by mostly cloudy skies. Highs will reach a modest 42°F. The rest of the week remains cool and unsettled, with slight chances of rain returning Wednesday and Thursday as temperatures stay in the low 40s during the day and dip into the low 30s at night.
Local officials recommend checking road conditions before commuting, particularly Monday night into Tuesday morning. Avoid unnecessary travel on untreated routes where black ice may develop.
Looking ahead, Pendleton residents can expect mostly dry but cool weather by midweek. Drivers and pedestrians alike should remain alert for slick surfaces and falling temperatures in the mornings and evenings.
For live updates, residents can monitor local forecasts and road advisories. Stay safe and plan accordingly as winter weather takes hold.
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