Today 9/25 -

Mostly sunny skies for all areas with temps with warm conditions for the entire region. There will be low clouds this morning for the coastal areas. Those should be burned off by the afternoon.  

Highs will be in the mid 80s to near 90 for the valleys west of the Cascades.

Low to mid 60s for the beaches and the Highway 101 corridor.......with near 70 to the low 80s for the inland areas.

Mid 60s to the low 70s for the mountains. 

Upper 70s to the mid 80s for areas east of the Cascades.

Tonight -

Mostly clear skies for all areas. Low clouds may from early Sunday morning over the coastal areas as well as inland in Coos and Western Douglas Counties.

Lows will be in the upper 40s to the mid 50s for all areas west of the Cascades.

Near 40 to the low 50s for the mountains.

Mid 30s to the upper 40s east of the Cascades with areas of frost. Coldest temps will be in Southern Deschutes County and Northern Klamath County.

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Sunday 9/26 -

Mostly sunny skies for all areas. Expect windy conditions to develop at the coast, in the mountains, and for areas east of the Cascades. Sustained winds of 10 to 20 miles an hour likely. Gusts of 20 to 40 miles an hour are possible with the highest gusts for areas east of the Cascades. Clouds and a slight chance for rain will be developing for the coastal areas later in the day.  

Highs will be in the low to upper 80s for the valleys west of the Cascades.

Low to upper 60s for the beaches and the Highway 101 corridor.......with near 70 to near 80 for the inland areas.

Near 60 to near 70 for the mountains. 

Low 70s to near 80 for areas east of the Cascades.

Sunday night, rain becoming likely for the coastal areas, Coos and Douglas Counties, and Western Siskiyou County. A chance for rain developing in Jackson and Josephine Counties. A slight chance for rain early becoming a chance for rain by Monday morning for Deschutes and Northern Klamath Countes. Expect increasing clouds for Southern Klamath County. Eastern Siskiyou County, and all of Lake and Modoc Counties. Expect windy conditions at the coast, in the mountains, and for areas east of the Cascades. Sustained winds of 10 to 20 miles an hour likely. Gusts of 20 to 40 miles an hour are possible with the highest gusts for areas east of the Cascades. 

Lows will be in the upper 40s to the mid 50s for all areas west of the Cascades, including the coastal areas.

Near 40 to near 50 for the mountains.

Mid 30s to the upper 40s east of the Cascades. Coldest temps will be in Southern Deschutes County and Northern Klamath County.

Monday 9/27 -

Rain likely for all areas from the Cascades west with a chance for rain in Deschutes and Klamath Counties. Lake and Modoc Counties will see a mix of sun and clouds with a chance for rain developing late in the day.  

Highs will be in the low to upper 70s for the valleys west of the Cascades.

Near 60 to the mid 60s for the beaches and the Highway 101 corridor.......with mid 60s to near 70 for the inland areas.

Low 50s to the low 60s for the mountains. 

Upper 60s to the upper 70s for areas east of the Cascades with the warmest temps is Lake and Modoc Counties.

Monday night, rain likely for all areas.

Lows will be in the low 40s to near 50 for the valleys west of the Cascades.

Mid 40s to the low 50s for the coastal areas with the colder temps for the inland areas.

Low 30s to the low 40s for the mountains.

Near 30 to the low 40s east of the Cascades. Coldest temps will be in Southern Deschutes County and Northern Klamath County.

The image above is high temp expectations for Tuesday 9/28 focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

The image above is low temp expectations for Tuesday the 28th into Wednesday morning the 29th focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

The image above is high temp expectations for Wedneday 9/29 focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

The image above is low temp expectations for Wednesday the 29th into Thurday morning the 30th focused on Oregon and Northern California. 

Rainfall projections for days 4 & 5 and 6 & 7

No mistaking this. We are very likely to see rain fall throughout days 4 through 7. There is very good agreement among the forecast models that will happen. The differences lie in timing of when it reaches all parts of the region. And, there is also differences in amounts of rainfall. What you see depicted here from NOAA is surprisingly bullish from them considering what the various models are showing. Regardless, the really good news is that rain and cooler temps are on the way. No disputing that. And, you will see that evidenced even more in the 6 to 10 day, and 8 to 14 day outlooks. 

DAYS 6 - 10 OUTLOOKS FOR TEMPS AND PRECIPITATION

The date range for this is for September 28th to October 2nd. This screams fall in every way. The entire region is expected to see below average temps and above average rainfall. As you can see, that extends well south into California. You can see what the 6 to 10 day is looking like....what is the thinking for days 8 to 14 and then 3 to 4 weeks out now?  Find out by clicking here.