Summary
Central Oregon is expecting up to 10 inches of snow from a strong spring storm. The National Weather Service issued a "winter storm watch" and urged people to delay travel due to dangerous conditions.
Key Facts
- A winter storm is expected in central Oregon, with up to 10 inches of snow.
- The National Weather Service issued a "winter storm watch" for the East Slopes of the Oregon Cascades.
- The snow will mostly fall between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
- The storm may cause slippery roads, low visibility, and fallen tree branches due to strong winds.
- Winds could gust up to 45 miles per hour, making roads hazardous.
- Residents in areas like Sunriver, Camp Sherman, Sisters, and La Pine should prepare for dangerous travel.
- People are advised to travel only if necessary and carry a winter storm emergency kit.
- A "winter storm watch" means residents should prepare, while a "winter storm warning" calls for immediate safety actions if issued.
