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FROM MEDFORD NWS 4/30/2025 -
A high will bring a strong warming and drying trend inland today into Thursday. This includes high temperatures mainly from the upper 60s to upper 70s today, around 5 degrees above normal. A further 10 degrees of additional warming is expected for Thursday afternoon. For the coast, it will be seasonably cool today, and a few degrees warmer on Thursday. Except, with a slight northeast aspect to the low level flow, the high in Brookings today is forecast to be in the upper 60s, several degrees above normal. The return of onshore flow will result in Brookings joining the rest of the coast on Friday with seasonable readings. The picture of valley stratus on Thursday morning is expected to resemble that of this morning.
Conditions will change on Friday. A cold front approaches Friday afternoon and evening with increasing clouds across the area, and a chance of showers and slight chance of thunderstorms from the Cascade foothills eastward and across northern California. The probability looks to be highest over the Cascade Crest, including the vicinity of Crater Lake. More of a widespread wetting rain will accompany both the front and post-frontal showers later Friday night through Saturday. The rainfall amounts that are forecast have trended a bit higher with around a quarter of an inch to a half inch likely to be common. A few light showers will linger Saturday night into early Sunday. It will be much cooler (by around 15 to 25 degrees) during the weekend, with highs expected from the lower 50s to the lower 60s.
But, another episode of substantial warming and drying is likely again early next week for Monday into Wednesday, with upper 60s to lower 80s again expected to be common inland.
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