Oregon – Sunshine fades fast as a wet, steady pattern begins to take over Eugene, with rain building into a multi-day soaking event.
Temperatures climbed into the low 70s earlier, offering a brief spring break feel. That changes quickly as clouds thicken and moisture moves inland by late day.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances rise sharply Friday, with a 60% chance of showers developing by late morning and continuing through the afternoon. A few thunderstorms could develop, bringing brief downpours and shifting winds.
Conditions worsen by Friday evening as rain becomes widespread across Lane County. Rain chances jump to 90%, and wet pavement will slow travel along I-5, Highway 126, and city streets in Eugene and Springfield. Plan extra time.
Saturday brings the most impactful weather. Rain reaches a 100% probability by late morning, with steady rainfall expected through the day. Expect reduced visibility and pooling water on roads.
Rain continues into Saturday night and Sunday, keeping conditions damp and cool. Highs drop into the upper 50s, ending the brief warm stretch.
Drivers should prepare for slick roads and longer commute times, especially during peak travel hours. Keep rain gear ready and avoid flooded roadways.
Looking ahead, showers linger into early next week before gradual drying returns. A warming trend may develop late next week, hinting at more stable spring weather.
Five Day Outlook for Eugene, OR:
Friday: High 68°F, showers likely
Saturday: High 59°F, steady rain
Sunday: High 53°F, rain continues
Monday: High 56°F, chance of rain
Tuesday: High 60°F, mostly cloudy with slight rain
