Tonight: Showers will remain in place through the evening hours before activity slowly tapers off overnight. Snow levels tonight will fall to around 2,500', however with the spotty nature of showers in the area, travel concerns are not expected. The potential for isolated thundershowers will diminish once the sun goes down as well. Overnight low temperatures will bottom out the mid to upper 30s for our westside valleys, low to mid 30s in Northern California, and mid to upper 20s in the Klamath Basin.  

A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY has been issued for Southern Siskiyou County until 11 PM tonight. During this time, snow accumulations will range from 1-4" including on I-5 in the Mount shasta City area. Be prepared to encounter wintry driving conditions if heading through Southern Siskiyou County this evening. 

Tomorrow: A few rain and snow showers will linger into Monday. There could be a few light showers for areas west of the Cascades in Southern Oregon on Monday morning, although most places will remain dry. The biggest threat for showers on Monday will be in Siskiyou County, as well as areas along and east of the Cascades in Southern Oregon. However, even in these locations, showers will be very spotty in nature. Afternoon high temperatures on Monday will be a touch warmer than were experienced this weekend. Highs on Monday will climb into the upper 50s to low 60s for our westside valleys, mid to upper 50s in Northern California, with low to mid 50s for the coast and in the Klamath Basin.  

Extended: The drying trend that begins on Monday will last through the week. Tuesday is looking dry and warmer for much of the region. By the time we reach Wednesday, abundant sunshine will be seen throughout Southern Oregon and Northern California with high temperatures climbing into the low 70s for our westside valleys. At this point, warm temperatures and sunny skies look to hold on through next weekend.

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