Oregon Air Stagnation Advisory Extended Until Friday – Poor Air Quality Persists

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Pendleton, OR – Residents in eastern Oregon should brace for continued poor air quality as an air stagnation advisory remains in effect until 4 a.m. Friday, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Pendleton. The advisory affects portions of central, north-central, and northeast Oregon, along with parts of Washington, as stagnant air conditions continue to trap pollutants.

According to the NWS, the weather pattern is preventing pollutants from dispersing, leading to potential health risks, particularly for individuals with respiratory conditions. Residents are urged to limit outdoor activities, especially those with asthma or other lung diseases. State air quality officials discourage outdoor burning and advise keeping windows closed to reduce indoor air contamination.

Five-Day Forecast for Pendleton, OR

• Thursday:Increasing clouds, high of 46°F, light afternoon winds.

• Thursday Night:Slight chance of rain (20%), low of 33°F.

• Friday:Rain likely (90%), high of 53°F.

• Friday Night:Continued rain (70%), low of 36°F.

• Saturday:More rain (70%), high of 46°F.

Residents should monitor air quality reportsand follow local advisories for further updates.

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