Redmond, OR

Spring

Redmond’s mornings start off nice and brisk, with average lows in the 30s, while afternoons remain cool throughout the season. High temperatures typically range from the low 50s in March and April to the mid-60s by May. These mild conditions make spring an ideal time to explore nearby Smith Rock State Park and other local attractions before the busy summer months. Redmond usually sees just two to four days of rain per month, but it’s still a good idea to pack a light jacket and hat.

Summer

This time of year, you can expect temperatures in the 80s or 90s, so be sure to stay hydrated. Summer also brings signature events, such as the Deschutes County Fair & Rodeo in August. Once the sun sets, temperatures cool pleasantly into the mid-40s, so bring an extra layer if you plan to stay out in the evening.

Fall

In a region that experiences hot summers and chilly winters, autumn offers a welcome respite from the extremes. Crisp mornings lead to warm afternoons and cool evenings—ideal weather for hitting the links at nearby resorts. High temperatures reach about the mid-70s in September before gradually cooling to the low 50s in November. The season’s first frost usually arrives by early October, and low temperatures in the 30s become common as fall transitions into winter.

Winter

Winter is the wettest season around Redmond, though the area still only averages four to five days of rain or snowfall per month. The high-desert community receives about 24 inches of snowfall annually, but it rarely sticks for long—afternoon sunshine often melts it within hours. With highs typically in the mid-40s and lows dipping into the 20s, it’s a great time to get cozy at a brewery, tasting room, or cafe.