Oregon’s high desert feels raw and damp this morning, with low clouds hanging over Pendleton and temperatures near 39 degrees. A few light showers move through early, leaving streets wet and reflective under gray skies. Drivers along I-84 may notice slick spots where rain briefly steadies.
Rain chances taper as the morning progresses, and clouds gradually break. Highs reach near 49 degrees this afternoon, though west winds increase to 10 to 17 mph with gusts near 30 mph. The breeze will add a biting edge to the air.
Skies clear tonight, and temperatures fall quickly. Lows dip to around 29 degrees by early morning. Widespread frost is likely, especially in outlying areas. Any lingering moisture on bridges or shaded roads could refreeze, creating isolated icy patches. Use caution during the early commute.
Thursday turns sunny and brighter, with highs near 53 degrees. Winds shift from the south, then west, with occasional gusts over 20 mph. Thursday night stays chilly, with lows near 32 degrees under partly cloudy skies.
Friday brings a noticeable Spring Tease across eastern Oregon. Sunshine helps temperatures climb to 57 degrees, the warmest of the week. That mild stretch continues into early next week, with highs reaching the upper 50s Sunday and near 62 degrees by Tuesday.
Saturday looks partly sunny with highs near 51 degrees. No Snow is expected in town, but higher Blue Mountain elevations could see light wintry showers with passing systems.
The 6–10 day outlook favors near to slightly above normal temperatures heading into early March, signaling a gradual warm-up trend.
Cold mornings followed by melting frost can create slick spots. Check sidewalks and shaded roads carefully.
How strong are the winds in your neighborhood this afternoon?
Five Day Outlook for Pendleton, Oregon:
Today: Gradual clearing, high 49.
Tonight: Mostly clear, low 29.
Thursday: Sunny, high 53.
Friday: Sunny, high 57.
Saturday: Partly sunny, high 51.
