Today: Rainfall will continue to impact the area this morning before showers become more hit and miss this afternoon. Much of the region could even see a few sun breaks this afternoon as well. This break in heavy rainfall will be short lived, however, as more widespread wet weather will work its way into Southern Oregon and Northern California by Sunday evening. High temperatures today will top out in the low 50s for our westside valleys, low to mid 40s in the Klamath Basin, upper 40s to low 50s in Northern California, with mid 50s along the coast. Rainfall amounts through the weekend will likely be between 2-4" for the coast and coastal mountains. Areas farther inland will still see some beneficial rainfall with between 0.50" to 1" in the Rogue Valley and 0.25" to 0.50" in the Klamath Falls area.

Tonight: The wet weather that works in on Sunday evening will continue through the overnight hours. This rainfall will be heavy at times. Snow levels are going to fall to 4,500' or so overnight tonight, meaning we could see some snowfall over high mountain passes such as Lake of the Woods and Diamond Lake. Overnight low temperatures will fall into the upper 30s to low 40s for our westside valleys, mid to upper 30s in Northern California, and low to mid 30s in the Klamath Basin. 

Extended: Precipitation overnight tonight will continue through Monday. We will continue to see periods of precipitation, heavy at times, through the middle part of the workweek. Snow levels will hover around 4,500' through the duration of the week, so pass travel over our higher mountain passes like Lake of the Woods and Diamond Lake could become tricky over the next several days. We will continue to monitor snow levels and road conditions very closely on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Shower activity will begin to taper off on Thursday, and mostly dry weather looks to return as we head into next weekend.   

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