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Mt. Hood Weather Forecast
Frontrunner clouds have arrived at Mt. Hood, signaling the start of a snowy period for the mountain. We’ll see cold to very cold temps into the extended forecast with significant accumulation of high-quality powder snow.
Friday starts high overcast and turns snow starting around 4pm. The snow level will be at the surface, and mountain temps will be in the low to mid 20’s. About 0.6 to 0.8” water value (WV) falls tonight, for 6-10” of epic dry powder. Wind will be light and variable early, W 15 in the afternoon, and SW 10-15 overnight. Saturday looks cold with flurries in the morning and afternoon. Mountain temps will be in the teen early, single digits in the afternoon, and near zero overnight. Snowfall: 0.1” WV during the day, for an inch of powder. Just a trace overnight. Wind will be SW 10-15 in the morning, E 15-20 in the afternoon (with below-zero wind chill) and light and variable overnight.
Sunday brings a few flurries in the morning, clear sky in the afternoon, and light snowfall overnight. The snow level will be at the surface with mountain temps in the single digits or even a wee bit below zero. Snowfall: a trace during the day. 0.2” WV overnight, for 2-3” of uber-dry powder. Bundle up, because the wind chill will be ridiculous. Light and variable wind early gives way to WNW 20 in the afternoon and overnight. Monday looks clear with temps in the teens. Snow starts up Monday night and continues into Tuesday, with over a foot of powder during the day Tuesday.
Gorge Windt
For Friday, we’ll have east wind at 15-20 from Rooster to Viento all day. Wind picks up tonight for blizzard conditions in the Gorge. Saturday looks like easterlies at 30-35 early, 35-40 midday (15-20 in Portland proper), and 30-35 in the evening. Sunday starts with E 10-15 and turns to W 14-17, just from Multnomah Falls to Mosier. Light wind east of there. Easterlies return Monday and nuke on Tuesday.
JONES, SAUVIE’S, COAST: now on vacation for the fall and winter. Will return in spring.
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Hood River Weather Forecast
it’s overcast this morning. We’ll have snow flurries today and moderate snow tonight with 3-5”. Temps will be in the upper teens early and low 30’s later. That’s the last we’ll see of 30’s for a while. East wind. No rainbows. Saturday brings on and off snow flurries. Temps will be in the low to mid 20’s. East wind. No rainbows. Sunday looks dry with up to 1/2” snow overnight. Temps will be in the teens early and upper 20’s later. East wind turns westerly. No rainbows. Next round of snow is Monday night into Tuesday, when we could see up to 12”. Yup.
For weather specifically directed at travel through the Gorge, please visit Temira’s Awesome Travel Advisory Service on Facebook.
White Sprinter Van of the Week!
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Road and Mountain Biking
As you can see by looking out your window, we have entered fat bike season. All the trails are snowy. We have also entered trainer bike season. The Power Station is a good place to do that, because they have a SICK virtual bike setup.
Upcoming Events
Keep an eye out for event cancellations this weekend due to Powderpocalypse! For Friday, we have the Kickstand Coffee Run at 7am, where you can get a free coffee and donut for jogging 4.1 miles. There’s by-donation yoga at Samadhi at 4:15pm.
Random Morning Thoughts
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Have an awesome day today!
Temira
