So Joe, it's been nice and hot d
sunny here, but some areas of te
state extremely active hail, hal
of you know, heavy downpours,
windy conditions.
And when you see this video
you're gonna be blown away.
Let's not bring
up that video real quick.
This is earlier this evening rit
around 6:37 o'clock tonight.
Now this is over in the sun river area.
Just listen to that hail and yon
notice in the distance there one
lawn it's all practically bouncg
off and that was over in sun ri.
This is out
in. Warm Springs just a little northeast
of the Bend area and Redmond ar,
but that's almost looking
like baseball sized hail.
This was from set in from
Rebecca and I'm I'm surprised
that the windshields in that
Mustang weren't shattered.
So let's look at some of the res
from earlier this afternoon and
evening over in Deschutes Count.
Yeah, hail size anywhere from an inch,
inch and 1/2 in diameter.
That's a pretty incredible.
And along the Deschutes River
they saw just as intense.
Weather move through early this afternoon
and evening here in the metro a.
We're lucky to get pea size hai,
but as we look at this graph,
this is kind of what a lot of pe
over in the Bend Redmond area we
seeing anywhere from 1/4 size hail all
the way up to almost ping pong .
A few reports almost golf ball size as well.
But yeah,
we don't experience that here.
West side of the state.
It's a different story over in the high
desert in central and Eastern Oregon.
And of course the golf ball size hail
and up to the baseball size hai.
The severe levels,
but they didn't experience that tonight,
but they could be experiencing it again
tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night.
As we look at the radar right n,
all is quiet along the West side of the stay,
but still picking up a little bit of some
activity along the central and eastern
side of the state there along I.
It's going to be pretty active night just
east of the dows and over in the Washington,
Idaho and Oregon border later on tonight and
in the next couple of hours for tomorrow,
we're going to start off with overcast skies.
We'll have more of an onshore f.
So that will be keeping.
That's a little bit cooler as
we start our Sunday morning.
Can't rule out the chance see a little
bit of some pockets of some sprinkles.
But again,
more severe weather is in the
forecast along Baker City and io
Eastern Oregon again tomorrow
afternoon and tomorrow night.
As we go into Monday morning,
we'll be seeing cooler conditions again.
Thanks for that onshore flow ag,
maybe a little bit of some light
sprinkles to start things off,
but for the most part we are gog
to be seeing some cooler condit.
For the next couple of days,
but if you're going to be spending any
time basically over on the Eastern Oregon
just east of Bend and Redmond tomorrow,
Pendleton,
you can be seeing some more severe weather.
I'm not expecting to see those thunderstorms
roll through and near the mount,
but there could be a chance of e
rumbles of Thunder near Mount Hd
and government camp late tomorrw
afternoon and into the evening hours.
Right now we're seeing a tempere
of 61 degrees.
Daytime highs were in the low
80s to day marks.
The 9th day in a row with temperatures
well above average 80 or above d
it's we're going to start seeing
some cooler conditions by tomorw
afternoon by about 10 degrees o.
Again we've got almost the
taste of summer here the
last couple of weeks and now
we're going to be kind of dialig
things back just a little bit.
I don't have any forecast
that has highs 90 or above.
Of course we've experienced that
five times so far this month.
Temperatures right now are
right around the low 60s,
very comfortable evening out the
over in Pendleton you're seeing
a temperature of 72 degrees.
So the forecast along the.
Close tomorrow.
You can't rule out the chance.
See some light sprinkles,
maybe some spotty showers.
Very light amounts.
As we head into the afternoon up
and down the I5 corridor we see
temperatures in the mid 60s aga.
I'm forecasting highs close to e
upper 60s to low Seventies 73 ae
Portland International Airport tomorrow.
A little bit of morning clouds
followed by afternoon sunshine .
I expect to see temperatures ag,
about 10 degrees cooler from
what you saw earlier today,
a little bit cooler for Monday
with temperatures in the upper ,
low 70s for Tuesday.
We gradually warm up heading into Wednesday,
Thursday, close to 80.
And then our next chance to see
a more measurable amount of rai,
potentially seeing it roll
in by next Saturday.
Of course, that's the holiday weekend.
Honestly, this forecast looks
pretty nice. It's not by the we.
Hopefully no hail will come to Portland.
All right, Joe. Thank you.