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Weather in Bend, Oregon
78.6°F / 56.5°F
Wednesday, Jun. 7, 2023
moderate rain
79.2°F / 55.7°F
Thursday, Jun. 8, 2023
light rain
60.9°F / 51.8°F
Friday, Jun. 9, 2023
light rain
71.4°F / 47.6°F
Saturday, Jun. 10, 2023
overcast clouds
73.6°F / 49.3°F
Sunday, Jun. 11, 2023
few clouds
76.2°F / 50.6°F
Monday, Jun. 12, 2023
clear sky
79.8°F / 52.9°F
Tuesday, Jun. 13, 2023
broken clouds
68.7°F / 45.5°F
Wednesday, Jun. 7, 2023
moderate rain
63.8°F / 42.9°F
Thursday, Jun. 8, 2023
moderate rain
50°F / 38.8°F
Friday, Jun. 9, 2023
overcast clouds
62°F / 36.7°F
Saturday, Jun. 10, 2023
broken clouds
63.3°F / 38.8°F
Sunday, Jun. 11, 2023
scattered clouds
66.8°F / 38.4°F
Monday, Jun. 12, 2023
clear sky
65.6°F / 40.4°F
Tuesday, Jun. 13, 2023
scattered clouds
Seasonal averages
Winter Has Something for Everyone
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Warm Days and Cool Water
Color and Cool Temps
Wax your skis, dust off the fat bike, and strap on your snowshoes! From snow covered mountains and trails, there’s plenty of winter fun to be had. If you are not a fan of the white stuff, check out Bend's vast array of breweries and restaurants, as well as the many ways to have family-friendly indoor fun.
See More Winter Activities Spring comes a little late in Central Oregon, which means more time for winter fun. Come April, wildflowers begin to bloom in the Badlands, mountain bike trails start to open up near town, and rivers start to rise. Be prepared for all kinds of crazy weather in the spring, from snow to sunshine to high winds and rain.
See More Spring Activities Who doesn’t love summer? Hot, sunny days make it the perfect time to float in the cool waters of the Deschutes River, explore the lakes on the Cascade Lakes Highway, mountain bike the ribbons of singletrack in the forest, or enjoy a refreshing beverage in the sunshine.
See More Summer Activities The shorter days of fall are lit up by brilliant yellow and red leaves on the trees in Drake Park. Solitude is easy to come by, and layering is highly recommended as cool shadows may cast a chill. Sip a Bend ale in the warmth of a fire pit while the sunset creates a backdrop behind the Cascades.
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Wax your skis, dust off the fat bike, and strap on your snowshoes! From snow covered mountains and trails, there’s plenty of winter fun to be had. If you are not a fan of the white stuff, check out Bend's vast array of breweries and restaurants, as well as the many ways to have family-friendly indoor fun.
See More Winter ActivitiesSpring comes a little late in Central Oregon, which means more time for winter fun. Come April, wildflowers begin to bloom in the Badlands, mountain bike trails start to open up near town, and rivers start to rise. Be prepared for all kinds of crazy weather in the spring, from snow to sunshine to high winds and rain.
See More Spring ActivitiesWho doesn’t love summer? Hot, sunny days make it the perfect time to float in the cool waters of the Deschutes River, explore the lakes on the Cascade Lakes Highway, mountain bike the ribbons of singletrack in the forest, or enjoy a refreshing beverage in the sunshine.
See More Summer ActivitiesThe shorter days of fall are lit up by brilliant yellow and red leaves on the trees in Drake Park. Solitude is easy to come by, and layering is highly recommended as cool shadows may cast a chill. Sip a Bend ale in the warmth of a fire pit while the sunset creates a backdrop behind the Cascades.
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Winter Road, Trail, and Ski Conditions in Bend
Winter is magical in Bend, but check conditions before you visit so you can make the most of your trip. Visit Tripcheck for road conditions or call a shop in town to get the local intel on what’s skiing, riding, and snowshoeing well.
Current Road Conditions in Bend
Understand the elements in Bend!
Did someone say 300 days of sunshine?
Yep, we say it all the time. On average, Bend gets more sunny days than almost anywhere else in Oregon. Averaging over 160 bluebird days each year, summertime in Bend is a nearly endless season of blue skies. Winter also offers a plethora of sunshine for basking, so grab your gear and sunscreen and enjoy some year-round rays.
Windy days are frequently on tap.
With the Cascade Mountains to the west and high desert to the east, Bend can get a tad windy. On average, October through April tends to be the windiest months, with December having the highest winds. In the winter make sure to bundle up, check conditions in the mountains, and let your winter spirits soar. During the summer months, the wind tends to be friendlier, so enjoy your day floating on the Deschutes or paddling on an alpine lake and savor the smooth summer breeze.
A rainy day in Bend is better than a sunny day at the office.
We love precipitation in Bend! It can mean hero dirt on our MTB trails, more water in our rivers, and an average of more than 38 feet of snow at Mt. Bachelor. Precipitation is most common October through April. November tends to be the rainiest month, and December through February tend to be the snowiest months. Although winters are getting harder to predict, you can almost always count on snowy conditions in the mountains for skiing, fat biking, and snowshoeing.
Did someone say 300 days of sunshine?
Yep, we say it all the time. On average, Bend gets more sunny days than almost anywhere else in Oregon. Averaging over 160 bluebird days each year, summertime in Bend is a nearly endless season of blue skies. Winter also offers a plethora of sunshine for basking, so grab your gear and sunscreen and enjoy some year-round rays.
162
Average Number of Days with Clear, Sunny Skies
105
Average Number of Days with Mostly Sunny Skies
Windy days are frequently on tap.
With the Cascade Mountains to the west and high desert to the east, Bend can get a tad windy. On average, October through April tends to be the windiest months, with December having the highest winds. In the winter make sure to bundle up, check conditions in the mountains, and let your winter spirits soar. During the summer months, the wind tends to be friendlier, so enjoy your day floating on the Deschutes or paddling on an alpine lake and savor the smooth summer breeze.
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Average Speed (mph) of the Wind
SW
Predominant Direction of the Wind
A rainy day in Bend is better than a sunny day at the office.
We love precipitation in Bend! It can mean hero dirt on our MTB trails, more water in our rivers, and an average of more than 38 feet of snow at Mt. Bachelor. Precipitation is most common October through April. November tends to be the rainiest month, and December through February tend to be the snowiest months. Although winters are getting harder to predict, you can almost always count on snowy conditions in the mountains for skiing, fat biking, and snowshoeing.
12
Average Annual inches of Rainfall
21
Average Annual inches of Snowfall
Is Bend sunny, cloudy, windy, warm, or cold today? Yes.
Ever-changing Weather
One thing that’s constant in Central Oregon is the changing weather. Each season presents its weather, adventures, and sometimes obstacles. There’s a season for everyone to explore and enjoy! But be sure to check conditions, be prepared, and call ahead for expert local intel so you can have fun, stay safe, and make the most of your time in Bend.
Mud season is generally during spring and fall when our weather changes the most. Rain, wind, freeze, and thaw on the trails can make for a muddy shoulder season. Don’t let this discourage you, though, because there’s so much to do around town. The High Desert Museum is perfect for family fun. Or take a hike in the Oregon Badlands.
When the heat turns up and the sun shines all day, then there’s nothing better than playing on the water. Summertime in Bend is a paradise with warm temperatures, endless bluebird skies, mountain peaks to hike, trails to ride, and being on the water! Bend’s water season means sunrise paddles on Mirror Pond, a splash and giggle float on the Deschutes, or maybe a guided canoe trip with your family.
The Central Oregon fire season can start as early as July and may go into October. Because of forest fires happening in areas surrounding Bend, we can get our fair share of smoke. It’s challenging to predict, but make sure you check ahead, ask about cancellation policies for activities and lodging, and be safe! If the smoke socks in while visiting, be kind to your lungs and stay indoors as much as possible. The good news is there’s still tons of indoor fun to be had in Bend.
Cross-country skiing through snow-covered forests, fresh tracks at Mt. Bachelor, a local ale by the fire — this is a typical winter day in Bend. While snowfall in town tends to be low, just a short drive away your winter wonderland awaits. Wintertime in Bend is cozy, playful, and delightful.