Pendleton, OregonEastern Oregon continues to experience hazardous winter weather, with freezing rain and heavy fog making driving hazardous through Wednesday morning.
The National Weather Service reports that mixed precipitation is anticipated during the duration of the Winter Weather Advisory, which is in effect until noon on Wednesday. Roads and walkways might become treacherous due to up to an inch of snow and ice buildup, especially on bridges and overpasses. Additionally, until 8 a.m. on Wednesday, there is an ADense Fog Advisory in effect, with visibility in some places decreasing to a quarter mile.
Drivers should use headlights, reduce their speed, and give other cars more room. Stairs and sidewalks may be ice, therefore pedestrians should exercise caution when using them.
Eastern Oregon Five-Day Forecast
Thursday: High of 47 F, with a risk of rain in the morning and then partial sunshine.
Friday: 49 degrees Fahrenheit, somewhat overcast.
Saturday: With a high of about 58 degrees Fahrenheit and a risk of showers, a warming trend starts.
Sunday: 60 degrees Fahrenheit, partly sunny.
Monday: The springlike trend continues with mostly overcast conditions and a high of 61 F.
As an arctic front pushes out, warmer temperatures this weekend portend a spring peek. Keep abreast of the most recent local weather warnings.
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