Oregon – Low clouds hang over the Rogue Valley this morning, giving Medford a cool and quiet start to the day. The air feels damp and calm, but a noticeable temperature swing is ahead.
Drivers heading out across Medford and nearby Central Point may notice mild air early, but colder conditions arrive tonight. Temperatures will drop quickly after sunset, setting up a chilly start to Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Medford, partly sunny skies will develop later today with afternoon temperatures climbing near 53°F. Light northwest winds remain gentle, keeping travel smooth across Interstate 5 and Highway 62.
The bigger shift arrives tonight. Temperatures fall to around 29°F, cold enough for frost across much of Jackson County. Gardeners and early growers may want to protect sensitive plants.
Tuesday stays mostly cloudy but slightly milder. High temperatures reach near 52°F during the afternoon with calm winds across the Rogue Valley.
Meteorologists say a stronger warming trend builds midweek. By Wednesday, clouds linger but temperatures jump toward 61°F, bringing noticeably milder spring air to southern Oregon.
That warming continues through Thursday when highs climb to about 64°F with more sunshine returning. Roads remain dry across the region, offering favorable conditions for commuters and early spring break travelers heading south toward California.
By late week, temperatures continue trending warmer with highs near the mid-60s.
Early spring warmth is slowly taking hold across the Rogue Valley, even if cool nights still sneak in.
How cold did it get in your neighborhood this morning around Medford?
Five Day Outlook – Medford, Oregon
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with a high near 52°F.
Tuesday Night: Mostly cloudy, low near 33°F.
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy but warmer, high near 61°F.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, low near 37°F.
Thursday: Mostly sunny with spring warmth, high near 64°F.
