Category: Forecast

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Good morning!

There’s a slow-moving, moisture-filled weather system thinking about heading our way today. Just in case we don’t end up in the Cascade rain shadow, get out this morning and enjoy the dry skies for a little bit.

If we don’t see the rain today, we won’t see much for the rest of the week.

High pressure sets up Wednesday and Thursday for strong east winds. 40ish at Rooster seems reasonable, with 30ish at Stevenson. Overnight temps in the low 40’s mean the morning session won’t be brutally cold, and by midday, temps should reach the low 60’s on Wednesday and mid to upper 60’s on Thursday for very nice kitIng and windsurfing.

That’s the weather forecast for Stevenson. The one issue we may have in Hood River is a developing inversion. It doesn’t look like a super strong Nothing will cover the Gorge, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see a fog layer both Wednesday and Thursday.

For fun stuff coming up this week, you have kayak polo at the Hood River Pool on Wednesday evening. On Friday, Dog River Coffee hosts the tele ski movie Freeheel Life II.

Have an awesome day today!

Temira

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This week’s forecast is brought to you by Flow Yoga on 3rd Street in downtown Hood River. With all this rain, workout choices are getting limited, but not at Flow. You can choose from 25 fitness/training classes and 32 yoga/meditation classes. Starting November 6th, Flow is offering a 6-week snowsports series that targets your skiing and riding muscles (aka, your powder thighs). It’s going to be a solid workout, lots of fun, but most importantly, it’ll bring you into ski season ready for hours of faceshots (and way less time lying around sore the next day). As an added bonus, the instructor, Jessica is rad. If you’ve never been a Flow member, you can try out a month for just $49. One of you will win a free month membership at the end of this week!

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Good morning!

If you’ve bought yourself a Mt. Hood Meadows season pass this year, come on down to the Hood River Inn today from 10-4 and get your pass photo taken. Skip the long lines at the resort and have your photo taken in the comfort of Tom’s hotel.

Thanks to everyone who come out for the trail work party at Post Canyon yesterday. I had every intention of being there (not to mention putting out a forecast yesterday), but I didn’t wake up until after 9am. Not really sure how that happened. I think the darkness outside had me fooled that it was still early when I first woke up. Lesson: use a clock instead of the level of light coming through the window.

In the wind world, I dreamed last night that it was glassy in Hood River and blowing 34 at Maryhill and 32 at Arlington. It does look like we’ll see some gusty west winds in the 20-25 range this afternoon in the desert, but nothing like what Bart reported to me in my dream last night. We may see some sailable east winds towards the middle of the week as high pressure builds in.

Up at Mt. Hood, it’s been raining at lower elevations for a couple of days and snowing above 6000-6500’ or so. With Timberline’s upper telemetry completely down, T-line’s lower telemetry giving incorrect snowfall amounts, and Meadows’ snowfall telemetry reading at 5250’, it’s pretty tough to work out exactly what’s going on up there. Basically all I have to work with is the forecast models, and they are saying snow levels above 6000 feet for at least the next few days. If we get a free-thaw cycle towards the middle of the week, we could see nice corn snow on Wednesday and Thursday.

Coming up next week, the Nelscott Reef big wave contest is on for Tuesday. Head to Lincoln City to watch some amazing surfing with a 21 foot swell. Cross your fingers that the wind dies off enough for them to run a good event. On Friday, the tele movie Freeheel Life II plays at Dog River Coffee in Hood River. Maybe you don’t tele ski, but last year’s Freeheel Life was good, so come check out this year’s. $6 gets you in.

Have an awesome day today!

Temira

p.s. If you find this report useful, entertaining, or just want to recognize all the hard work that goes into it, please take the time to make a donation by clicking on the button at the bottom of the page. For a suggested donation of $10, I’ll add you to the email version of this list ‘til May 2011, putting you in the running for cool prizes donated by the weekly sponsors.