Medford, OR – Rain and cool temperatures will linger across Oregon through Tuesday before conditions gradually improve later this week as spring officially begins Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Monday night will bring scattered rain showers across Jackson County, with light snow possible above 2,000 feet. Higher elevations, including areas near Prospect and Jacksonville Hill, may see up to 3 inches of snow. Overnight temperatures will drop to the mid-30s, with light winds making it feel even cooler.
Tuesday will remain mostly cloudy, with a chance of lingering morning showers. Highs will reach the upper 40s in Medford, while the surrounding mountain areas will stay in the low 40s. By Tuesday night, skies will begin to clear slightly, with overnight lows in the low 30s.
By Wednesday, another round of rain will move in, with snow levels starting at 2,900 feet and rising to 4,100 feet by the afternoon. A 50% chance of rain will persist through the day, with highs near 55°F. Rain is expected to continue into Wednesday night, bringing potential travel concerns for higher-elevation areas.
Looking Ahead: Warmer Temperatures for Spring’s Arrival
Thursday marks the official start of spring, and temperatures will gradually warm up. Highs will reach the low 50s by the weekend, with a mix of sun and clouds. Rain chances decrease Friday, leading to a drier and milder weekend.
Drivers should remain cautious on wet roads early in the week. For live road conditions, visit TripCheck.com or call 511.
