Saturday: soggy start to the day, downgraded forecast for Sunday, beautiful Monday!

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Mt. Hood Snow Forecast – 5000′
4a-8a 8a-12p 12p-4p 4p-8p 8p-4a
Saturday
6000′->1500′
Sunday
1500′->500′->1500′
Monday
2000′->1000′

Mt. Hood Weather Forecast


It’s a very soggy morning on the slopes of Mt. Hood. Timberline picked up 3.6” of rain in the last 24 hours, and Mt. Hood Meadows picked up an even 3”. That’s impressive, for sure. Light rain continues Saturday morning followed by snow late Saturday night and Sunday. Monday looks clear. Models disagree on Tuesday into Wednesday, with a prediction of warmer air but no consensus on the path of incoming moisture.

For Saturday, expect decreasing rain on the mountain, ending by noon. Sunshine hangs around until mid-evening followed by light snow after midnight. Snow level 6000′ early, 4000′ in the afternoon, and 1500′ after midnight. Precip: 0.2” water value (WV) early, falling as rain or a rain-snow mix. 0.3” WV overnight, for 3-4” of dry snow. Wind will be WSW 35 early, WSW 20 in the afternoon, and SW 10 overnight.

Sunday brings light snowfall all day, downgraded from yesterday’s forecast of heavy snowfall. The snow level will be 2500′ in the morning, 500-1000′ midday, and 1500′ in the evening. Precip: 0.2” WV during the day, for 2-3” of powder. Another 0.1” WV falls in the afternoon for another inch of new snow. Wind will be SSW 5-10 early, variable through the evening, and N 20-30 overnight.

Monday looks clear and sunny for a wonderful day of groomers and a wonderful Rotary Night ($20 tickets) at Meadows. High clouds move in overnight. The free air freezing level will be 2000′ all day, dropping to 1000′ overnight. Wind will be N 20-30 early, NNW 20 in the afternoon, and W 25 overnight.

Models disagree on the path of incoming precipitation on Tuesday and Wednesday. The WRF-GFS brings in 0.5” Tuesday as snow followed by 0.9” Tuesday night as rain with another 0.5” rain on Wednesday. The Euro keeps the bulk of the moisture farther north, leading to less rain on Mt. Hood. That’s the best we can do for today! Happy turns!
 

Gorge Wind Forecast

For Saturday, we’ll start off with light east 5-10 in the west and W 5-10 east of The Dalles. Calm wind elsewhere. It appears the wind will turn to W 5ish everywhere in the afternoon with the exception of Viento to Mosier, which will be calm. Sunday starts with E 5-10 near Stevenson and E 10-15 near Rooster Rock. The wind picks up to 10-15 from Stevenson to Rooster Rock mid-morning and 15-20 in the afternoon from Viento to Rooster. Monday starts with W 5-10 and picks up to W 14-17 from Stevenson to Mosier in the afternoon with light wind farther east.

JONES, SAUVIE’S, COAST: now on vacation for the fall and winter. Will return in spring.
 

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 Forecast

It’s a rainy morning in Hood River. Showers continue until mid-morning followed by mostly cloudy sky midday and light rain overnight. Temps will be in the upper 30’s early and upper 40’s later. Light and variable wind turns light westerly later. 5% chance of rainbows. Sunday looks cloudy. Snow mixed with rain is likely until midday followed by rain. Areas above 500′ will probably see 1/4”-3/4” snow. Temps will be in the mid 30’s early and low 40’s later. East wind. No rainbows. Monday looks partly cloudy early, clear in the afternoon, and cloudy overnight. Temps will be just above freezing early and in the low 40’s later. West wind. No rainbows.
 

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White Sprinter Van of the Week!

 
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Road and Mountain Biking

It’s Saturday morning, and it’s quite wet out there. Best bet? Gym bike! Ha.. No, seriously, don’t ride the muddy trails or you’ll damage them. Even on your fat bike. Have some respect for the hard-working trailbuilders who volunteer their time to repair the messes you make, and don’t make messes.
 

Upcoming Events

There’s generally a trail run in Post Canyon on Saturday mornings at 8am. Today? Not sure. There’s a free bootcamp workout at Sorosis Park in The Dalles at 10am, and there’s free yoga at both Pure Yoga locations at 10:30am.
 

Random Morning Thoughts

 

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Have an awesome day today!

Temira


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