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Mt. Hood Weather Forecast
While Monday is starting off with some clouds on Mt. Hood, the next few days look clear. That gives this forecaster a chance to take a day off. Models disagree on the extended forecast, but it doesn’t appear that any “wild rides” like the last few days are scheduled for the next week.
For Monday, the mountain starts out with a mix of high clouds and low clouds. The weather will turn clear in the afternoon. Free air freezing level (FAF): 0′ early, 500′ in the afternoon, and 0′ later. Wind will be NE 15 early, NE 5 in the afternoon, and N 15 overnight.
Tuesday starts with high clouds and a pretty sunrise and turns clear by late morning. FAF: 0′ early, 5500′ in the afternoon, and 7000′ overnight. Wind: N 15 early, NW 10 in the afternoon, W 15 after midnight.
Wednesday looks clear. FAF: 7000′ early rising to 8500′ in the afternoon. Chance of rain after midnight, but just a trace of rain. Wind: W 15 early, SW 15 in the afternoon, and WSW 25 overnight. A trace of rain falls Thursday. We’ll see a colder system with 4-5” of snow on Friday. After that models disagree, with the GFS calling for dry weather and the ECMWF calling for light precipitation.
Gorge Wind Forecast
Monday starts off with E 5-10. The wind will build to 20-25 at Rooster and 15-20 at Stevenson. Tuesday looks like 20-25 near Rooster in the morning with E 15-20 near Stevenson. Afternoon winds drop to 10-15 at Stevenson and 5-10 near Rooster. Wednesday starts with 25-30 near Rooster and 20-25 near Stevenson. In the afternoon, the wind backs off to 5-10 at Rooster and 10-15 at Stevenson.
JONES, SAUVIE’S, COAST: now on vacation for the fall and winter. Will return in spring.
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Gorge Weather Forecast
It’s clear as a bell this Monday morning in Hood River, and the weather should stay that way as cold, dry air moves in the from the east. Temps will be near 30 early and near 40 this afternoon. East wind. No rainbows. Tuesday might starts with some high clouds, but it looks clear later. Temps will be in the mid 20’s early and upper 30’s later. East wind. No rainbows Wednesday looks clear during the day with a slight chance of a trace of rain or snow overnight. Temps will be in the mid to upper 20’s early and near 40 (maybe) in the afternoon. East wind. No rainbows.
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Road and Mountain Biking
*FREEZE THAW ALERT* Starting Monday morning, we’ll have several nights of freezing temps with daytime temps above freezing. This means the soil structure on the trails will liquefy. If you ride them, you will do major damage. Please don’t. Or, if you must ride, only do so under the forest canopy where the trails will not thaw. Or ride your road bike, gravel roads, or the trainer!
Upcoming Events
Our Monday community events start with by donation yoga at Flow at 8;30. There’s meditation at Trinity Natural Medicine at noon, $5 Tai Chi at the Hood River Adult Center at 2:30, free stress reduction class at HAVEN in The Dalles at 5:30, yoga at Samadhi at 6, and Zumba at Mid-Valley Elementary at 6:30. There’s also pickup kickball at Bingen’s Daubenspeck Park at 6.
Random Morning Thoughts
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Have an awesome day today!
Temira
