Oregon’s Willamette Valley is drenched this morning, with steady rain tapping rooftops across Eugene and water pooling along curbs downtown. Temperatures hover near 48 degrees, and south winds keep the air damp and raw. If you’re heading out, expect wet pavement immediately.
According to the National Weather Service in Portland, rain continues through today with a 100 percent chance of precipitation and highs near 51 degrees. Periods of steady rain could drop between a quarter and half an inch by this evening. Roads along I-5, Beltline Highway and Highway 126 will stay slick, especially during heavier bursts.
Rain holds tonight with lows around 46 degrees and additional rainfall possible. Monday remains wet with highs near 54 degrees and another round of steady showers. By Tuesday, February 24th, rain continues with highs near 52 degrees before tapering into showers Tuesday night. A brief thunderstorm cannot be ruled out late Tuesday evening.
Temperatures cool into the mid-30s by Wednesday night. While valley snow is not expected now, snow levels lower in the Cascades late week. Travelers heading toward mountain passes should monitor conditions closely.
The 6–10 day outlook hints at slightly drier breaks but keeps the pattern unsettled. Any clearing may be brief before the next system approaches.
Five Day Outlook for Eugene, Oregon:
Monday: Rain, high 54.
Tuesday: Rain, high 52.
Wednesday: Chance of rain, high 53.
Thursday: Slight chance of rain, high 55.
Friday: Chance of rain, high 53.
