Pendleton, OR – Rain returns to eastern Oregon Tuesday, with Pendleton residents bracing for gusty winds and scattered showers that may affect travel and daily routines.
According to the National Weather Service, light rain is expected after 11 a.m. Tuesday, with temperatures peaking at 55°F. Winds from the southwest will range between 6 and 10 mph, with gusts reaching 20 mph. Drivers along I-84 should remain alert, especially during the afternoon when visibility may drop and wet pavement could lead to slick conditions.
Tuesday night will stay mostly cloudy with a low near 37°F. Gusty winds continue, though rain chances taper off. By Wednesday, there’s another 20% chance of light rain after 11 a.m. paired with a high near 54°F and calmer wind conditions.
Skies begin to clear Thursday, offering a break in the pattern. The extended forecast shows partly sunny skies Thursday with a high near 55°F. Friday turns sunny and warmer, reaching 60°F, and the weekend looks pleasant with highs climbing to 65°F on Saturday under clear skies.
This week’s weather reflects a typical early April pattern in Oregon—unsettled but warming gradually. Residents should carry rain gear through midweek and drive cautiously, especially near exposed roadways and mountain passes.
Stay updated through local alerts and keep an eye on changing conditions, especially during the peak wind and rain hours Tuesday afternoon.
