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Sunday: east wind and a rainy week


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Mt. Hood Snow Forecast – 5000′
4a-8a 8a-12p 12p-4p 4p-8p 8p-4a
Sunday
8000′-9000′
Monday
8500′
Tuesday
8500′->5500′

Mt. Hood Weather Forecast


Snow conditions were quite nice on Mt. Hood yesterday. Timberline, Meadows, and Teacup will all be operating today with packed powder and hardpack conditions. Get it now, because rain is on the way and will wash away a lot of the snow on Tuesday.

For Sunday, clear sky turns increasingly cloudy. A wee trace of rain may fall overnight. Snow level: 8000′-9000′. Wind: light and variable, slowly building to SW 15-20 overnight. Monday starts with light rain, perhaps more of a mist. Heavier rain moves in overnight. Snow level 8500′ or so. Precip: just a trace during the day. 1.2” of rain overnight. Wind: SW 15 early rising to SW 30+ in the afternoon and becoming WSW 40 overnight.

Tuesday looks rainy, potentially turning snowy in the evening. Snow level: 8500′ early, 6000′ in the afternoon, and as low as 4500′ after midnight. Models really disagree on this, with the ECMWF and 850mb GFS keeping the snow level no lower than 5500′. Precip: daytime: 0.5” that falls as rain. Overnight: 0.1” that falls as a rain snow mix for a trace of new.

Another system comes through on Wednesday night bringing about 0.5” water value. Again, models disagree on the snow level. Models then disagree on the exact details of the weather beyond Wednesday, making it truly difficult to make a prediction. Let’s wait for better agreement before speculating on next weekend, shall we?
 

Gorge Wind Forecast

Sunday’s wind: easterlies maxing out at 30-35 near Rooster Rock and 20-25 near Stevenson and Viento. Added bonus: morning sunshine is likely in the west end of the Gorge. Monday’s wind will be 40-45 near Rooster and 25-30 near Stevenson. Speeds will drop about 10-15mph in the afternoon as rain moves in. Tuesday looks like E 10-15 near Stevenson with W 10-15 near Rooster Rock. Other areas of the Gorge will have light and variable wind.

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

Power Station cycling classes start November 5th and run all winter!!

It’s that time of year: you’re in peak cycling fitness, and now the rain is falling. You’re dreading losing everything you’ve gained over the dry months. Want to keep that fitness this winter and also build some strength? Get signed up now for Power Station winter classes. BIKE: keep that fitness. BUILD: cycling specific strength workouts. BIKE & BUILD: the best of both. Like virtual rides? Power Station has a projector and ginormous wall. Zwift (or whatever!) with friends. Get signed up now by clicking here!
 

Gorge Weather Forecast

The Nothing is starting the day. If we’re lucky, it’ll burn off before higher clouds move in later. Temps will be in the low 30’s early and mid 40’s later. East wind. No rainbows. Monday looks cloudy with a chance of a few freezing rain droplets early and increasing rain in the evening. Temps will be in the low 30’s early and mid 40’s later. East wind. No rainbows. Tuesday looks cloudy and wet. Temps will be in the low 40’s early and low 50’s later. Light and variable wind. 15% chance of rainbows.
 

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White Sprinter Van of the Week!

 
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Road and Mountain Biking

Post is too wet to ride without damaging it. Some areas of Whoopdee and Hospital will also be too wet. Syncline is your best bet at this point, or you could try gravel roads or pavement.
 

Upcoming Events

On Sunday, there’s a by-donation yoga class at 9am at Samadhi in White Salmon. Ping Pong is $5 at the Skamania County Fairgrounds event hall at 10:30. There’s pickup rugby for all ages at 11am at the Hood River Marina Park.
 

Random Morning Thoughts

 

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Have an awesome day today!

Temira

By Temira

Temira Lital is a recreation and travel weather forecaster based in Hood River, Oregon. Temira uses they/them pronouns. They're also a mental health counselor. Temira bikes, skis, windsurfs, paddles a SUP, swims in mountain lakes, and loves gardening. Most recently they've taken up SUP foiling. Temira is powered by La Croix, protein, and beets.