Oregon – A cold, crisp start is gripping Medford this morning, with temperatures near 41°F and calm air creating a sharp chill before a rapid warm-up unfolds by midday.
According to the National Weather Service in Medford, clear skies will push temperatures to around 75°F today, with light northwest winds developing later in the day. Calm and dry conditions will keep travel smooth across Interstate 5 and surrounding roads through the afternoon.
Expect a steady shift as the weekend progresses. Clouds begin increasing by Sunday, though highs still reach the mid-70s. The air remains mild, but conditions start trending toward a wetter pattern.
By Monday, the first signs of change arrive. Rain chances increase to around 40% during the day, with highs near 70°F. Roads may begin to turn damp by late afternoon, especially along I-5 and Route 99.
Conditions deteriorate further by Monday night. Rain becomes likely, with a 70% chance and steady precipitation developing. Wet pavement and reduced visibility could impact late evening travel.
By Tuesday, rain continues through much of the day with highs dropping to near 61°F. Showers may persist into the evening, keeping roads slick and slowing commutes across Jackson County. Plan extra time and keep headlights on during heavier rain.
Looking ahead, cooler and unsettled weather lingers into midweek before gradual clearing and warmer temperatures return later in the week.
Five Day Outlook for Medford, OR:
Saturday: Sunny, high near 75°F
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, high near 74°F
Monday: Chance of rain, high near 70°F
Tuesday: Rain likely, high near 61°F
Wednesday: Chance of rain, high near 56°F
