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Last Map Update: Wed, Apr 15, 2026 at 9:34:20 am PDT

A cold upper level low pressure system will bring moderate to locally heavy snow accumulations to portions of the Cascades and the Northern Blues later today through Wednesday. Breezy to gusty winds will also accompany the incoming snow, impacting areas around White and Santiam Passes.
Mountain snow will develop tonight and prevail through tomorrow night. Snow levels will drop to pass levels overnight-early Wednesday promoting difficult driving conditions in the WA/OR Cascades and the Northern Blue Mountains. Meanwhile, persistent breezy to windy conditions are expected. Breezy winds will ramp-up tomorrow as a cold front drops south with the strongest peak gusts around 35-45 mph Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The cold front will usher in a colder air mass with below average lows forecast Thursday Morning and Friday morning. Late-season freezing temperatures threaten Kittitas and Yakima Valleys, as well as climatologically prone areas in the foothills of the Northern Blues (50-70%). The coldest conditions are most likely Thursday. However, there is quite a spread with a lower overall likelihood (30-50%) for freezing conditions across the Lower Columbia Basin and nearby vicinity. Those with sensitive vegetation, plants, and crop interest should be aware and stay tuned to the forecast!