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Freeze warning in place for Upper Hood River Valley for Sunday – temperatures as low as 28
Freeze warning in place for Upper Hood River Valley for Sunday – temperatures as low as 28
Freeze warning in place for Upper Hood River Valley for Sunday – temperatures as low as 28

Published on: 04/11/2025

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On Friday at 2:33 p.m. a freeze warning was released by the National Weather Service valid for Sunday between midnight and 8 a.m. for Upper Hood River Valley.

"Sub-freezing temperatures as low as 28 degrees F expected," comments the weather service. "Highest probability for below freezing temperatures (greater than 80%) is from Parkdale south at the higher elevations. As you near the river, chances drop significantly. Around Odell there is around a 40% chance of at or below freezing temperatures."

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/weather-alerts/2025/04/freeze-warning-in-place-for-upper-hood-river-valley-for-sunday-temperatures-as-low-as-28.html

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