Pendleton, OR — Residents in Eastern Oregon should prepare for rain and snow by Friday, with colder temperatures and possible travel impacts. Pendleton will see increasing clouds early in the week, but the chance of precipitation rises sharply on Thursday night and Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, the week begins with sunny skies and calm winds. Tuesday’s high is expected to reach 40°F, followed by mostly clear conditions overnight with a low of 21°F. By Thursday evening, rain chances will increase to 30%, transitioning to snow by Friday morning as temperatures dip to 26°F. Snow levels could drop as low as 1,300 feet, potentially impacting roads near Pendleton.
Friday brings a 40% chance of rain and snow mix, with highs reaching 37°F. Travelers on I-84 and other regional roads should monitor conditions closely and plan for reduced visibility and slick surfaces.
For the remainder of the week, Wednesday and Thursday will feature mostly sunny skies, with highs near 39°F and 42°F, respectively. Nighttime lows will range between 22°F and 26°F, reinforcing the need for layered clothing and proper heating measures.
Residents are advised to stock up on essentials and avoid unnecessary travel on Friday morning if conditions worsen. Stay updated with local weather alerts and road conditions for the latest developments.
