Today 1/18 -

A HIGH WIND WARNING FOR THE COAST, A WIND ADVISORY FOR INLAND AREAS, AND A FLOOD WATCH FOR WESTERN SECTIONS OF OUR AREA ARE IN EFFECT. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.

Rain and snow increasing and becoming heavy at times this afternoon and through this evening. Expect windy conditions across the area with south winds gusting to 80 miles an hour at the coast, and 45 to 55 miles an hour for the inland areas. The highest winds at the coast will be on exposed headlands and beaches. Highest gusts inland will be in the south end of the Shasta Valley, the south end of Jackson County, and then in the upper elevations on exposed terrain. Snow levels this morning will be near 4000 feet. 4 - 8 inches of snow possible above 4000 feet with the highest amounts above 5500 feet. Snow levels will rise through the day and will be near 7000 feet by this evening. Highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50 for the valleys west of the Cascades, low to mid 50s at the coast, and mid 30s to the mid 40s for the mountains and east of the Cascades. 

Tonight - 

A HIGH WIND WARNING FOR THE COAST, A WIND ADVISORY FOR INLAND AREAS, AND A FLOOD WATCH FOR WESTERN SECTIONS OF OUR AREA ARE IN EFFECT. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.

Rain and wind. The rain will be heavy at times. Expect windy conditions across the area with south winds gusting to 80 miles an hour at the coast, and 45 to 55 miles an hour for the inland areas. The highest winds at the coast will be on exposed headlands and beaches. Highest gusts inland will be in the south end of the Shasta Valley, the south end of Jackson County, and then in the upper elevations on exposed terrain. Snow levels near 7000 feet rising to over 8000 feet by 10 pm. Lows will be in the mid to upper 40s for the valleys west of the Cascades, near 50 to the low 50s at the coast, and low 30s to near 40 for the mountains and east of the Cascades.

Saturday 1/19 - 

A HIGH WIND WARNING FOR THE COAST, A WIND ADVISORY FOR INLAND AREAS, AND A FLOOD WATCH FOR WESTERN SECTIONS OF OUR AREA ARE IN EFFECT. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.

Rain and wind. The rain will be heavy at times. Expect windy conditions across the area with south winds gusting to 80 miles an hour at the coast, and 45 to 55 miles an hour for the inland areas. The highest winds at the coast will be on exposed headlands and beaches. Highest gusts inland will be in the south end of the Shasta Valley, the south end of Jackson County, and then in the upper elevations on exposed terrain. Snow levels over 8000 feet. Highs will be in the low to upper 50s for all areas west of the Cascades including the coast, and mid 30s to the upper 40s for the mountains and east of the Cascades.

A WIND ADVISORY FOR AREAS EAST OF THE CASCADES, AND A FLOOD WATCH FOR WESTERN SECTIONS OF OUR AREA ARE IN EFFECT. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.

Saturday night, rain and wind for all areaswith snow levels above 8000 feet. The rain will be heavy at times. Winds will be decreasing across the area. Expect winds from the south sustained at 15 - 30 miles an hour over the entire area. Gusts will still be reaching 30 to 45 miles an hour especially in the mountains and east of the Cascades. Snow levels drop to near 5000 feet early Sunday morning. Expect heavy snow at times with significant accumulations likely above 5000 feet early Sunday. Lows will be in the low to mid 40s for the valleys west of the Cascades, upper 40s at the coast, and upper 20s to the upper 30s for the mountains and east of the Cascades.

Sunday 1/20 - 

Mostly cloudy with rain and snow likely. A chance for thunderstorms for the inland areas in the afternoon and evening. Snow levels 4000 to 4500 feet. Accumulating snow is possible. Highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50 for the valleys west of the Cascades, low to mid 50s at the coast, and near 30 to the mid 40s for the mountains and east of the Cascades. Sunday night, mostly cloudy with rain and snow likely. A slight chance for thunderstorms before 10 pm for the inland areas. Snow levels 3500 - 4000 feet. Accumulating snow is possible. Lows will be in the mid to upper 30s for the valleys west of the Cascades, upper 30s to the low 40s at the coast, and near 20 to near 30 for the mountains and east of the Cascades.

Monday 1/21 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day - 

Mostly to partly cloudy in Southern Oregon. Mostly to partly sunny in Northern California. A chance for showers from the Cascades west, except for Curry County coastal areas. Snow levels will be 4000 - 5000 feet. Highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50 for the valleys west of the Cascades, near 50 to the mid 50s at the coast, and upper 20s to the mid 40s for the mountains and east of the Cascades. Monday night, mostly to partly cloudy for all areas. Areas of fog forming west of the Cascades. The fog could be dense with very limited visibility. Freezing fog is also possible. Lows will in the low to mid 30s for the valleys west of the Cascades, near 40 to the low 40s at the coast, and near 20 to the upper 20s for the mountains and east of the Cascades.

Tuesday 1/22 - 

Areas of fog with freezing fog possible west of the Cascades in the morning, otherwise sunny with a few clouds. Highs will be near 50 to the low 50s for the valleys west of the Cascades, low to mid 50s at the coast, and mid 30s to the mid 40s for the mountains and east of the Cascades. Tuesday night, partly cloudy with possible fog forming in the valleys west of the Cascades. Lows will be in the low to upper 30s for the valleys west of the Cascades, near 40 to the low 40s at the coast, and near 20 to the upper 20s for the mountains and east of the Cascades.

Wednesday 1/23 - 

Mostly to partly sunny. A slight chance for showers in Coos and Douglas Counties. Highs will be near 50 to the mid 50s for all areas west of the Cascades including the coast, and mid 30s to the mid 40s for the mountains and east of the Cascades. Wednesday night, partly cloudy with possible fog forming in the valleys west of the Cascades. Lows will be in the low to upper 30s for the valleys west of the Cascades, near 40 to the low 40s at the coast, and near 20 to the upper 20s for the mountains and east of the Cascades.