Pendleton, OR – A winter storm warning remains in effect until 10 p.m. Friday as heavy snow continues across northeastern Oregon, impacting travel and daily activities. Motorists should prepare for hazardous road conditions, especially during the evening commute.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall accumulation could reach up to 5 inches in the foothills of the Northern Blue Mountains, including Athena, Pilot Rock, and Pendleton. Snow is expected to taper off late Friday, but slick roads and low visibility will persist overnight.
Saturday brings a brief break from the snow, with cloudy conditions and a high near 39°F. However, another round of wintry weather is expected Saturday night, with a mix of rain and snow before turning to steady rain Sunday. High temperatures will reach 40°F, with precipitation at 90%.
Travelers are urged to exercise caution and carry emergency supplies, including tire chains, blankets, and flashlights. Anyone traveling through mountain passes should check road conditions before heading out.
Five-Day Forecast for Pendleton, OR:
• Saturday: Cloudy, 30% chance of rain, high of 39°F.
• Sunday: Rain likely, high of 40°F.
• Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of 42°F.
• Tuesday: Partly sunny, slight chance of rain, high of 42°F.
• Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, high near 41°F.
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