Pendleton, OR – A mix of rain, wind, and even snow is expected across northeastern Oregon on Monday, creating wet and slick travel conditions for St. Patrick’s Day.
According to the National Weather Service, Pendleton will see a 40% chance of rain Monday, with temperatures reaching a high of 49°F. Winds will be light but could pick up to 18 mph in the afternoon. By Monday night, temperatures will drop to around 32°F, and a 30% chance of snow is expected at lower elevations, potentially affecting travel on local highways.
Tuesday brings a mix of rain and snow before 8 a.m., with temperatures warming to near 50°F by the afternoon. Winds will remain light, and the chance of precipitation will hover around 30%. Wednesday looks drier, with a slight chance of rain in the afternoon and highs reaching 57°F.
Spring officially begins on Thursday, bringing partly sunny skies and a high near 54°F. Rain chances remain in the forecast through Friday, but temperatures will continue to climb as the season transitions.
Drivers should remain cautious on Monday night, especially in higher elevations where snow accumulation is possible. Travelers along I-84 should prepare for wet roads and possible slick spots.
