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Spring Break Weather Perfect for Central Oregon Adventures
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Good morning, this is your Bend Local Frequency for Sunday, March 22nd. Welcome to your local news and events roundup.
Spring has officially sprung, and the Deschutes River valley is seeing some beautiful weather ahead. Yesterday marked the vernal equinox, meaning we're now gaining daylight each day until the summer solstice in June, when we'll enjoy nearly fifteen and a half hours of daylight. The forecast for spring break looks mostly favorable for central Oregon. While the Willamette Valley might see a half inch of rain on Tuesday morning, here in Bend and the surrounding high desert we're expecting dry conditions throughout the week with temperatures hovering around sixty degrees. So if you're planning outdoor adventures during spring break, central and eastern Oregon is shaping up to be absolutely beautiful.
On the real estate front, if you've been considering a riverside investment, there's an exciting opportunity in downtown Bend. A second-floor condo at fifteen sixty-five Northwest Wall Street is listed for three hundred fifty-five thousand dollars. The six-hundred-fifty-three-square-foot unit offers sweeping views of the Deschutes River and comes with approved short-term rental capabilities, making it perfect for anyone looking at vacation rental income. The homeowners association covers utilities, cable, and exterior maintenance, so it's a turnkey property for those interested in generating rental revenue.
Now let's talk about what's happening around town this week. The Cascades Theatrical Company is bringing The Thirty-Nine Steps to life through early April. This thrilling adaptation of John Buchan's classic adventure novel is running through the theater, with performances continuing throughout the week. If theater's not your style, Much Ado About Nothing wraps up today at the High Desert Music Hall, so this is your last chance to catch Shakespeare in Bend. Later this week, music fans should mark their calendars for Umphrey's McGee's Sky's the Limit Tour on Wednesday at eight o'clock at Midtown.
For visual artists and creative types, the Bend Paint Party at Ponch's Place happens today at four o'clock, and if you're into the birding community, the East Cascades Bird Alliance has regular Wednesday and Tuesday outings scheduled throughout the month.
One note about our mountain snowpack: we're tracking record lows across the western United States. Every basin in Oregon is now below fifty percent of normal average, with some regions down to the teens and twenties. Warmer temperatures mean the recent snow from last week's atmospheric river has already melted away, so we'll need significant precipitation in coming weeks to build up our reserves.
This has been Bend Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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Spring has officially sprung, and the Deschutes River valley is seeing some beautiful weather ahead. Yesterday marked the vernal equinox, meaning we're now gaining daylight each day until the summer solstice in June, when we'll enjoy nearly fifteen and a half hours of daylight. The forecast for spring break looks mostly favorable for central Oregon. While the Willamette Valley might see a half inch of rain on Tuesday morning, here in Bend and the surrounding high desert we're expecting dry conditions throughout the week with temperatures hovering around sixty degrees. So if you're planning outdoor adventures during spring break, central and eastern Oregon is shaping up to be absolutely beautiful.
On the real estate front, if you've been considering a riverside investment, there's an exciting opportunity in downtown Bend. A second-floor condo at fifteen sixty-five Northwest Wall Street is listed for three hundred fifty-five thousand dollars. The six-hundred-fifty-three-square-foot unit offers sweeping views of the Deschutes River and comes with approved short-term rental capabilities, making it perfect for anyone looking at vacation rental income. The homeowners association covers utilities, cable, and exterior maintenance, so it's a turnkey property for those interested in generating rental revenue.
Now let's talk about what's happening around town this week. The Cascades Theatrical Company is bringing The Thirty-Nine Steps to life through early April. This thrilling adaptation of John Buchan's classic adventure novel is running through the theater, with performances continuing throughout the week. If theater's not your style, Much Ado About Nothing wraps up today at the High Desert Music Hall, so this is your last chance to catch Shakespeare in Bend. Later this week, music fans should mark their calendars for Umphrey's McGee's Sky's the Limit Tour on Wednesday at eight o'clock at Midtown.
For visual artists and creative types, the Bend Paint Party at Ponch's Place happens today at four o'clock, and if you're into the birding community, the East Cascades Bird Alliance has regular Wednesday and Tuesday outings scheduled throughout the month.
One note about our mountain snowpack: we're tracking record lows across the western United States. Every basin in Oregon is now below fifty percent of normal average, with some regions down to the teens and twenties. Warmer temperatures mean the recent snow from last week's atmospheric river has already melted away, so we'll need significant precipitation in coming weeks to build up our reserves.
This has been Bend Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI