Pendleton, OR – As summer comes to a close, Pendleton and much of eastern Oregon are set to experience cooler temperatures, a relief from the lingering summer heat. A series of low-pressure troughs will influence the region’s weather this week, bringing a notable drop in temperatures.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Pendleton, the forecast shows daytime highs dipping into the low to mid-80s, with nighttime temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to low 60s. This pattern is expected to persist, with highs mostly staying in the 70s to 80s through the weekend, keeping the region near or below seasonal averages.
The cooler weather signals the first signs of fall, with the long-term outlook predicting a continuation of this trend. Residents of Pendleton and surrounding areas can expect comfortable days ahead, as the cooler conditions stave off any return of significant summer heat. This weather shift serves as an early indication of the approaching autumn season, promising more moderate temperatures in the coming weeks.
