Today 5/13 -

Mostly sunny skies for all areas....except for some low clouds in Coos County, Del Norte County, and coastal areas of Western Douglas County that will burn off. Expect to see cumulus buildups developing over the mountains and east of the Cascades. A very slight chance for an isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorm for the mountains of Southern Siskiyou County. Highs will be hot in the low 80s to the low 90s for the valleys west of the Cascades with the hottest temps in Southwestern Siskiyou County, near 60 to the upper 60s for the beaches and the Highway 101 corridor, and the low 70s to near 80 for inland sections of the coastal areas, near 60 to near 70 for the mountains, and mid 70s to the mid 80s east of the Cascades. 

Tonight - 

Mostly clear skies for all areas....except a very slight chance for an isolated thunderstorm for the mountains of Southern Siskiyou County before 10 pm. Expect low clouds to be developing in Coos, Del Norte, and Douglas Counties. Lows will be near 50 to the low 50s for the valleys west of the Cascades, mid 40s to the low 50s for the coastal areas, mid 30s to the upper 40s for the mountains, and east of the Cascades..

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Friday 5/14 - 

Mostly sunny skies for all areas....except for some low clouds in Coos, Del Norte, and Douglas Countie in the morning. Expect cumulus buildups developing over the mountains....and then a chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms for the Cascades in Oregon, Klamath County, Southern Lake County, Eastern Siskiyou County, and Modoc County. There is a slight chance for isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms for the Trinity, Marble, and Salmon Mountains in Northern California, and also for Deschutes County and all of Central Oregon. Highs will be in the upper 70s to near 90 for the valleys west of the Cascades with the hottest temps for the valleys of Southwestern Siskiyou County, near 60 to the upper 60s for the beaches and the Highway 101 corridor, and near 70 to near 80 for inland sections of the coastal areas, mid 50s to the upper 60s for the mountains, and low 70s to near 80 east of the Cascades. 

Friday night, a chance for showers and thunderstorms before 11 pm for the Cascades in Oregon, Klamath County, Southern Lake County, Eastern Siskiyou County, and Modoc County. There is a slight chance for isolated thunderstorms before 10 pm for the Trinity, Marble, and Salmon Mountains in Northern California, and also for Deschutes County and all of Central Oregon. Otherwise....mostly clear skies for all areas. Lows will be in the mid 40s to near 50 for the valleys west of the Cascades, mid 40s to near 50 for the coastal areas, low 30s to the low 40s for the mountains, and east of the Cascades.

Detailed temperature projections for days 5 and 6. 

The image above is high temp expectations for Saturday 5/15 focused on Oregon and Northern California.

The image above is low temp expectations for Saturday the 15th into Sunday morning the 16th focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

 The image above is high temp expectations for Sunday 5/16 focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

The image above is low temp expectations for Sunday the 16th into Monday morning 17th focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

Rainfall projections for days 4 & 5 and 6 & 7

Don't get too excited by the green on the map in our area. I'm not. That green has been moving around a LOT over the last 3 days. It winds up in different places nearly every time I look at this information. That means confidence is really low in this. My thought on this is not likely going to happen. Just not seeing it. 

DAYS 6 - 10 OUTLOOKS FOR TEMPS AND PRECIPITATION

The date range for this is for May 16th through May 20th. Speakinmg of things I am not sold on and not buying......the left hand side of this showing average to slightly below average temps is solidly in that realm. There is no questioning the right hand side showing continued below to well below chances for rain. Back to the left hand side. We are forecasting out through Sunday the 16th now up above. Look at thyose temps. Well above average. So the rest of the time period would need to see really unseasonably cold temps develop to have that turn out to be right. There is a snowball's chance in Hades of that happening. So what is the thinking for days 8 to 14 and then 3 to 4 weeks out?  Find out by clicking here.