MT HOOD SNOW FORECAST
Hey skiers and snowboarders! We might be done with snowfall for a while, but we’re set up for a spectacular day of riding today. Meadows is making noise about opening Cascade. Teacup has a massive race, so go elsewhere if you want to Nordic ski. Skibowl is finally open, yay! Timberline – they’re open too, but not much info in the report.
Weather-wise, we’re expecting dry weather all week and potentially all the way until the 20th of this month. Temps are going to get mighty warm – the riding causing this warm/dry weather is 99th percentile – wow!
Short term Mt Hood snow forecast
Looking at Saturday’s weather, we have partly high overcast sky forecast and no precip. The free air freezing level (FAF) will be 8500′ all day with temps maxing out near 40F. Wind: SW 15-25 this morning, SW 15-20 this afternoon, and SSW 20-35 after midnight.
Sunday will be cloudy to start then mostly clear. The FAF will be 9000′ in the morning, 9500′ in the afternoon, and 10,000′ after midnight. Temps max out around 40F. Wind: SW 20-35 early, SW 10-20 in the afternoon, and W 25 overnight.
Extended Mt Hood Snow Forecast
Monday will be partly high cloudy with the FAF around 10,000′ and max temps in the low 40s. Wind: W 25 early, light westerly in the afternoon, and light SW overnight. Tuesday: warmer and sunny with the FAF around 12,000′ and temps rising above 50F. Whoa. That’s WARM. Wind will be light SW all day. This pattern will continue for a while, so pack your sunscreen and warm wax. See you on the snow!
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GORGE WIND FORECAST
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SHORT-TERM gorge wind forecast
Hi friends! Not much happening this week as high pressure settles in offshore and over the Northwest. Saturday started with light easterlies. Pressures at 6am were 30.48/30.56/30.57, and easterlies were 10mph near Stevenson, 20mph near Iwash, and 15mph near Viento. The wind rises to 15-10mph at Stevenson and drops to 10mph near Iwash midday. Afternoon: 15mph at Stevenson and 10mph at Iwash. River flow over the last 24 hours was 168-211kcfs, river temp is 43.0F, and high temp forecast is 47F.
RIVER FLOW FOR SITES BETWEEN AVERY (EAST OF THE DALLES) AND RUFUS: CLICK HERE FOR JOHN DAY DAM FLOW.
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LONGER-TERM gorge wind forecast
Sunday starts with E 15mph at both Iwash (Rooster) and Stevenson and turns calm midday. High temp: 49F and partly cloudy. Monday starts with light/variable wind at Iwash and light westerlies at Stevenson. The wind turns calm in the afternoon. High temp: 53F and partly cloudy. Tuesday brings easterlies at 20mph or so. High temp: 55F. It’s possible we could see a Corridor west wind day on Wednesday if we get lucky. Stronger easterlies are forecast starting Thursday. Stay warm out there!
BARE BONES HOOD RIVER WEATHER FORECAST
Partly high overcast today. Temps start in the low 30s and rise to the upper 40s. Light easterlies. NO rainbows. Sunday will be mostly cloudy then partly high overcast. Temps star tin the mid 30s and rise to the upper 40s. Light easterlies then calm. No rainbows. Monday will be partly cloudy. Temps start in the upper 30s and rise to the low 50s. Light/variable wind. No rainbows.
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THE DALLES, HOOD RIVER, WHITE SALMON, TROUT LAKE, STEVENSON, CASCADE LOCKS, PARKDALE, ODELL, HUSUM, BZ, MILL A, WILLARD, GOLDENDALE, RUFUS, ARLINGTON, boardman
Good morning, neighbors! I gotta keep it quick this morning, so maybe I’ll go with really quick…. Generally speaking, the weather will be dry and somewhat inverted (warmer aloft than below) for the next 7-10 days. Black ice will be likely many places until the roads dry out, and we may also see some freezing fog on the days the Nothing cloud forms.
Lowland high temps will be in the upper 40s this weekend and will rise into the mid 50s this week. Wow. Records are (mostly) right around 60F. During the period between today and Tuesday, we won’t have much wind – easterlies max out at 20mph in the usual spots: Iwash (not a rooster) Rock and Stevenson. Okay. That give you a picture for the next several days.
Before I forget… Glenwood was 25F this morning, and as of 6:30, the roads appeared clear of ¡CE but were most definitely affected by black ice in some areas. Be careful out there! Safe travels. -TATAS
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