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Pendleton, OR – Rainy conditions are expected to intensify across Eastern Oregon this weekend, with Pendleton likely to see heavy showers Saturday night into Sunday. Residents should prepare for reduced visibility and slippery conditions, particularly on Highway 84 and surrounding roadways.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday night will bring an 80% chance of rain, with new precipitation amounts between a quarter and a half inch expected. Wind gusts could reach up to 25 mph, adding to the potential hazards for travelers. Rain will persist into Sunday morning, with a high near 46°F.
As temperatures drop Tuesday night, snow is possible, with elevations as low as 1,500 feet. Commuters and outdoor enthusiasts should remain vigilant, as icy roads and wintry conditions may impact travel into New Year’s Day.
Rain tapers off slightly Monday, offering a brief break, but the wet pattern resumes late Tuesday. Expect mostly cloudy skies with temperatures fluctuating between 28°F at night and 45°F during the day.
For those traveling or planning outdoor activities this weekend, staying informed is crucial. Check weather updates frequently and drive cautiously on wet or icy roads. Officials also encourage Pendleton residents to ensure storm drains are clear of debris to prevent localized flooding.
Be sure to plan accordingly as the new year approaches, as weather may delay travel or festivities. Stay tuned for updates on evolving conditions.
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