TONIGHT AND SHE'S GOING TO BE
ONE OF MY NEW WOMEN CRASH
WEDNESDAY FOR YES, SHE'S
REALLY GREAT WE'RE GOING TO
SHOW BACK NOW LOOKING OUT
TIME.
YES, SO RAIN AND MOUNTAIN
SNOW. SO GOOD NEWS FOR SKI
RESORTS PRETTY MUCH EVERY
SINGLE DAY THIS WEEK WE'RE
GOING TO BE ACCUMULATING MORE
SNOW ADDING ON TO THOSE BASES.
I HAVE YOUR SKI REPORT COMING
UP HERE IN JUST A SECOND
CURRENT CONDITIONS IN
PORTLAND, WE HAVE RAIN ON AND
OFF FOR THE MOMENT TO THE LIVE
VARIETY TEMPERATURE 49 DEGREES
THAT COLD FRONT IS KNOCKING ON
OUR DOOR RIGHT NOW TODAY'S
HIGH WE GOT UP TO 58 DEGREES
WELL ABOVE NORMAL FOR US HERE
IN BERLIN. SUNRISE TIME
TOMORROW MORNING, 7.50 TAKING
ON MOUNT HOOD MEADOWS 31 OF
5,000 FEET SO THAT FREEZING
LEVELS GOING TO BE COMING DOWN
TO YOUR MOUNTAIN PASSES.
HERE'S YOUR SKI REPORT. A
24 HOUR TOTAL NOT MUCH TO
REPORT FOR MOST OF OUR LOCAL
RESORTS A TIMBERLINE FROM
EARLIER THIS MORNING ABOUT 4
INCHES. A BASE NOW 53 INCHES
YOU HOLD ON TO THAT 51 INCH
BASE THEY'RE NOT HEARD MEADOWS
OF AT MID MOUNTAIN HIGHER
TOTALS THERE. SKI WILL 23
INCHES AND 37 FOR YOU
BACHELOR.
NOW FOR YOUR MOUNTAIN
PASSES, YES AS SOON AS THAT
SNOW LEVEL COMES DOWN TONIGHT
THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING WE
MIGHT BE TALKING ABOUT
ACCUMULATIONS ROADSIDE
ANYWHERE FROM ABOUT 2 TO 4
INCHES GOVERNMENT CAMP.
WHEN PAST 4 TO 7 INCHES IN
ANYWHERE FROM 6 TO POSSIBLY
EVEN AT THE TOP AND 10 INCHES.
PERCENT IMPASSE. CLOSER TO A
TRACE THOUGH FORCES QUE SUMMIT
ALONG I 5 AS YOU HEAD INTO
CALIFORNIA. A RADAR SHOWING
THIS FOR THE MOST PART YOU'RE
DRY SOUTH OF SALEM NOT MUCH
HAPPENING FOR YOU SOUTH OF
LINCOLN CITY. BUT LET'S ZOOM
IN A LITTLE BIT AND SHOW YOU
WHERE WE HAVE POCKETS OF
HEAVIER RAIN COMING THROUGH
JUST NORTH OF WILSONVILLE
ALONG I 5 NOW APPROACHING
TIGER DOES WELL. HERE IN THE
RED THAT YOU'RE SEEING ON OUR
RETURNS THAT RED COLORS
INDICATING THAT PRECIPITATION
RATES OF ABOUT ONE AND A HALF
TO 2 INCHES AN HOUR. SO SOME
OF YOU GETTING A LOT MORE RAIN
THAN OTHERS NOT EQUALLY
DIVIDED HERE WILL CONTINUE
WITH THE SHOWERS TONIGHT
THROUGH TOMORROW. A FORECAST
LET'S LOOK AT TIMING. SO WHAT
WHETHER IT'S ALL ABOUT IT
WE'RE ALL ABOUT IT FOR THE
NEXT 24 HOURS NOT MUCH
CHANGING THERE FOR US. SNOW
LEVELS AGAIN CONTINUES TO DROP
DOWN TO ABOUT 3,000 FEET FREED
THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING. AND
THEN WE GET INTO TOMORROW
NIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT LOWER
SNOW LEVELS COULD GET EVEN
LOWER THAN 3,000 FEET PERHAPS
CLOSER TO ABOUT 2000 FEES SO
WE MIGHT BE SEEING SOME OF
THAT SNOW TRYING TO ACCUMULATE
IN OUR FOOTHILLS WILL BE
WATCHING THE GORGE CLOSELY THE
POTENTIAL WITH SOME COLD TRAP
THERE MIGHT BE ABLE TO SEE A
FEW SNOWFLAKES RIGHT AROUND
THE DALLAS. OTHER THAN THAT WE
GET INTO WEDNESDAY NIGHT EARLY
THURSDAY MORNING. COLDER AIR
FILTERS IN WIND DIRECTION
CHANGES NOW FROM THE
NORTHWEST. BUT AT THE SAME
TIME WE'RE ALSO CLEARING
THINGS OUT GETTING REALLY COLD
BUT THEN LACKING THE MOISTURE.
WE HAD MORE MOISTURE
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS AND WE
TELL DIFFERENT WEATHER STORY
HERE BUT THIS IS THURSDAY
MORNING ABOUT 9 O'CLOCK IN THE
MORNING. SO LOOKING FOR THAT
ONE DAY WHERE YOU CAN GET OUT
ABOUT DO THINGS IN NOT HAVE TO
WORRY ABOUT THAT PESKY RAIN
WELL. MOST OF THE DAY THURSDAY
IS LOOKING PRETTY DRY FOR YOU.
THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS AGAIN
BEING IN EASTERN OREGON A FEW
FLURRIES POSSIBLE. THE NEXT
COUPLE OF DAYS AS WELL CRAFT
ADVISORY OFFSHORE AND NOT A
REALLY BIG DEAL HERE FOR US
UNTIL WE GET TO THIS WEEKEND.
OCCUR BILLINGS SHOWING US
WAVE HEIGHTS OF 11 FEET BUT BY
THE TIME WE GET TO THIS COMING
SATURDAY. WE COULD SEE SOME
PRETTY BIG SWELLS OUT THERE
THIS YELLOW THAT YOU'RE SEEING
THESE CONTOURS INDICATING
SWELL HEIGHTS ANYWHERE FROM 25
TO POSSIBLY 30 FEET ALL THAT
COMING RIGHT INTO THE OREGON
COASTLINE. NOW AS WE TAKE A
LOOK AT YOUR TEMPERATURES
TOMORROW AT THE BEACH STARTING
OFF IN THE MORNING, PRETTY
COLD COMPARED TO WHAT WE'VE
BEEN DEALING WITH A MID UPPER
30'S, DAYTIME HIGHS RIGHT
AROUND 44. IN THE VALLEY
WEEKEND TO TEMPERATURES IN THE
MID TO UPPER 30'S TOMORROW'S
HIGH OF 45. WHEN YOU COMPARE
THAT TO TODAY'S HIGH WE GOT UP
TO 58 IN TROUTDALE ACTUALLY
BROKE A RECORD HIGH AT 59 SO
THAT'S GOING TO WEIGH YOUR
TEMPERATURES IN CENTRAL OREGON
TOMORROW. TOMORROW MORNING,
MID 20'S, DAYTIME HIGHS LOW
40'S. PENDLETON 45 AND WE'LL
GET UP TO ABOUT 42. THE RIVER
TOMORROW, GOVERNMENT CAMP 35
NOW CHECKING OUT YOUR 7 DAY
FORECAST. YEAH, IT'S ALL ABOUT
THE RAIN PRETTY MUCH EVERY DAY
WITH THAT EXCEPTION BEING MOST
OF THE DAY ON THURSDAY. COLDER
AIR ARRIVES NEXT MONDAY
TUESDAY. SO WE'RE CLOSELY
WATCHING THAT AND THE TIMING
OF ANY MOISTURE COMING THROUGH
THE NEIGHBORHOOD. SOME OF HIS
OVERNIGHT LOWS. IF WE INDEED
GET DOWN TO THAT 30 DEGREE
MARK, THEN THE POTENTIAL FOR
HEAD OF A WINTRY MIX OR JUST
PLAIN OLD SNOW. IT'S THERE SO
WE'RE WATCHING IT CLOSELY ALL
RIGHT, THANKS TO JOSH. THANK