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Saturday 5000′->4000′ |
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Sunday 4000′ |
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Monday 4000′->5000′->4000′ |
Mt. Hood Weather Forecast
Sunday sees another hard snap to the snow as clear sky and dry air combine for excellent radiational cooling. Scattered clouds may move in during the afternoon for partly cloudy conditions. The free air freezing level will be 4000′. Wind: NE 10 all day and ENE 10 in the afternoon. Monday looks sunny during the day with thin high clouds in the afternoon and clear sky overnight. FAF: 4000′ early, 5000′ in the afternoon, and 4000′ overnight. Wind: ENE 10 early, E 10 int eh afternoon, and NE 20 overnight. No snow in the forecast, sorry! Gorge Wind
Looking at Sunday’s models is a little confusing, as offshore high pressure drives morning westerlies. Afternoon temps equalize between the desert and the metro area, hinting at lighter wind. Let’s go with 12-15 from Stevenson to Arlington early Sunday. Afternoon wind dies off and turns light easterly from Rowena to Arlington. Western Gorge wind will likely hold to light westerlies, but it’s really hard to say. Monday starts with a heat low along the coast. Result: easterlies at 10-15 near Rooster, Stevenson, and Viento. That low shifts eastward in the afternoon. Timing will be everything, and won’t result in much, no matter the timing. Likeliest scenario: light easterlies Monday afternoon. Tuesday looks light and variable. Just a heads up: I’ll be on vacation for about 10 days starting Wednesday. JONES, SAUVIE’S, COAST: Jones Saturday: 19-23. Sunday: nope. Monday: 18-22. Sauvie’s Saturday: 16-19. Sunday: 5-8. Monday: nope. Coast (north/central/south). Saturday: 10-15/25-30/35+, NW swell 6′ at 8 seconds. Sunday: 20-25/25-30/35+, W 7′ @ 9. Monday: 15-20/20-25/30-35, W 5′ @ 9. Virtual Spin – video, beats, friends, BIKES!!Got a schedule that makes it hard to link up with scheduled classes? No worries, we got you. Our virtual spin program gives you access to our all new Spin Studio built for our Cycling program. Connect up with Virtual Classes led by a live coach, or with voiceover some fresh beats and paired with Scenic Rides all over the world. You can even hit one button and play your favorites from NetFlix and a variety of other media services. Or jam out to tunes and catch up with your friends for an all-time great experience in a private studio. Bike Max is 10 people. Meet up with your friends on your schedule and keep your cycling fitness strong all winter long!Get signed up now by clicking here! Hood River Weather ForecastIt’s mostly cloudy to start Saturday, and it’ll probably end up partly cloudy. Temps will be in the upper 40’s early and upper 50’s later. Strong westerlies. No rainbows. Sunday looks sunny and cold early. Temps will be in the mid 30s’ early and low 60’s later. Light westerlies. No rainbows. Monday looks clear in the morning with some high clouds later. Temps will be in the upper 30’s early and mid 60’s in the afternoon. Light easterlies. No rainbows. Looking for a complete Columbia Gorge forecast? Looking for more humor in your weather? Obscenities? You’re looking for my TATAS Temira’s Awesome Travel Advisory Service on Facebook. White Sprinter Van of the Week! |