A Sprinkle Here & There Tonight

Thursday turned out to be very similar to what we saw yesterday. Temperatures got off to a warmer start and all locations had mild conditions, several degrees above average. Shower activity was a bit more widespread compared to Wednesday, but showers still remained light to moderate for the most part. As the sun sets, some … Continue reading »

Getting Off to a Great Start This Week!

Winds have shifted to the Northwest now so some clouds have come in from our North. Partly cloudy skies this evening will keep us warmer than the past several nights. Very patchy fog is a possibility in the northern coastal sections, but I think the Valley’s should see very little into the morning hours. Any … Continue reading »

Showers Hang Around Into Tomorrow

The worst of yesterday’s storm is now over with. Some light and scattered showers are still lingering and this will be the case through the evening. Temperatures this afternoon were about 10 degrees below average, and cooler temperatures are expected overnight also. Temperatures will be in the mid 30′s along the Coast, so frost is … Continue reading »

One More Day of Beautiful Weather

Weak high pressure will slowly shift eastward through tomorrow, but for the day sunny skies will prevail.  Temperatures will warm to the low 60′s in the Rogue Valley. By tomorrow evening, increasing clouds will push ashore from our west. A strong cold front will bring strong winds, heavy rain & mountain snow through Thursday. Precipitation … Continue reading »

Rain Tonight, Partly Cloudy Tomorrow

A weak cold front is moving southeast through the viewing area this evening. Rain will fall overnight in all areas with widespread coverage becoming more showery after midnight. Snow levels are currently around 6,000′ to 7,000′. After midnight they will drop to about 4,500′ to the east of the Cascades. In Siskiyou County they will … Continue reading »

Showers Tonight, Partly Sunny Tomorrow

Some left over moisture from Friday night’s storm will continue to bring showers through Southern Oregon this evening. Snow levels are down to the valley floor so most showers that come through the Valley will be in form of snow, but little to no accumulation is expected. Rain showers will fall along the Coast. Most … Continue reading »

Potent Winter Storm

A warm front will pass through this morning warming temperatures to some of the warmest of the week and snow levels climbing to 4,500 feet. This will be short-lived though as a cold front will quickly follow bringing the heavy rain, snow and strongest winds. The heaviest precipitation will fall with the passing of this … Continue reading »

Strong Winter Storm On The Way

Today a weak disturbance will bring light isolated showers to the region, mainly at the coast and higher elevations with little snow accumulation. However, a much more juicy strong storm system will hit our area late tomorrow through Saturday. The heaviest rain and snow will fall tomorrow night with strong to damaging winds at the … Continue reading »

More Winter Weather On The Way

Through the day today a disturbance will bring light showers, mainly this afternoon and overnight, with snow levels climbing to up to 3,000 feet today before dropping again to 1,500 feet at times by tomorrow morning. This means we could see some low level snow flurries by tomorrow morning, but we’re not expecting much accumulation … Continue reading »

Heavy Rain & Snow Through Morning

A storm system is moving through the region this morning bringing heavy snow at times to locations down to 1,100 feet. The low associated with this system did not shift as far south as anticipated as thus has brought quite a bit of snow to southern Oregon. The bulk of the precipitation is now hitting … Continue reading »

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