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The Forecast
4a-8a | 8a-12p | 12p-4p | 4p-8p | 8p-4a | |
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Tuesday 0′->6000′ |
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Wednesday 5000′-6000′ |
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Thursday 6000′->9000′ |
Mt. Hood Weather Forecast
Not much is happening this week on Mt. Hood. Our next storm system arrives sometime late Friday or early Saturday. Between now and then: plenty of sunshine interspersed with clouds.For Tuesday, expect a sunny day with intermittent high clouds. The free air freezing level (FAF) will be 0′ early, 6000′ in the afternoon, and 5500′ overnight. Wind: light north in the morning, W 15-20 in the afternoon and evening.
Wednesday starts with mid-level clouds and a few flurries and turns sunny in the afternoon. The freezing level will be 5500′ early (snow level ~ 5000′), 5000′ in the afternoon, and 6000′ with dry weather overnight. No accumulation of snow. Wind: NW 20 early, NW 10-15 in the afternoon and evening.
Thursday may start with high clouds (and an accompanying colorful sunrise). The weather turns clear in the afternoon. Free air freezing level: 6000′ early, 7000′ in the afternoon, and 9000′ overnight. Wind: NW 15 early, WNW 10 in the afternoon, and SW 10-15 overnight.
Models diverge on Friday’s forecast. The GFS brings in 3-5” of snow on Friday night. The ECMWF holds off until Saturday morning and bring more snow, continuing the snowfall through Sunday morning. So, we’ll have to hold off on a precise forecast for the end of the week. Until then, enjoy the developing corn snow!
Gorge Wind Forecast
Tuesday brings a round of east wind. Expect a couple hours of 20-25 from Rooster to Viento late morning. The wind goes light or even calm in the afternoon. Wednesday starts with light westerlies. Strong offshore high pressure drives afternoon westerlies at 18-23 from Stevenson to The Dalles. High pressure holds offshore on Thursday but also starts to build inland. Models are disagreeing… let’s call it calm wind to start with light westerlies later, but that’s subject to change.COAST, JONES, SAUVIE’S: Detailed forecast is on winter break.
Hood River Weather Forecast
Tuesday’s going to be mostly sunny. Temps will be near 30 early and in the low 50’s later. Light east wind. No rainbows. Wednesday brings scattered sprinkles, especially in the morning. Temps will be in the upper 30’s early and mid 50’s in the afternoon. Moderate westerlies. 87% chance of rainbows. Thursday looks warm and sunny. Temps will be in the mid 30’s early and low 60’s later. Calm to light west wind. 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.Cycling
While lower Syncline might be dry enough to ride today, it’ll be too windy to be pleasant. Above the fence line you will find freeze-thaw, especially on Hidden. Hospital Hill, Post, and Whoopdee will all have freeze-thaw in exposed areas. Please don’t ride through the mud. Turn around and go home and get your road or gravel bike so you don’t do permanent trail damage!Upcoming Events
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