Medford, OR – Dense fog is impacting visibility in Medford and surrounding areas this morning, with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect until 8 a.m. Drivers are urged to use caution, reduce speeds, and keep headlights on while navigating roads such as I-5. Visibility may be reduced to a quarter mile or less, making early morning travel particularly hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service, isolated to scattered showers are expected alongside the fog, which will linger through the morning in areas of Jackson and Josephine counties, including Medford, Rogue River, and Grants Pass. Travelers should anticipate delays and exercise caution on highways, as dense fog and slick roads increase the risk of accidents.
Looking ahead to Friday, Medford is forecasted to experience more showers after 8 a.m., with highs around 57°F. Winds will shift southeast, reaching up to 10 mph. Heavy rainfall will continue into Friday night, with a low around 40°F, bringing a full saturation of rain and potential for minor flooding in low-lying areas.
Saturday’s weather remains wet, with a 60% chance of rain in the morning. Temperatures are expected to reach 55°F. Evening conditions will stay damp, as more rain is likely with lows dipping to around 39°F. By Sunday, light rain may persist in the morning, gradually giving way to partly sunny skies by the afternoon, with highs near 53°F.
