Medford, OR – A freeze warning is in effect for the southern Oregon coast, with temperatures as low as 28°F expected overnight. The National Weather Service has advised residents in communities like Port Orford, Coos Bay, and Charleston to protect plants, pets, and exposed pipes from the cold.
According to the National Weather Service, this warning remains active through Tuesday morning. Overnight lows will continue to challenge outdoor vegetation and unprotected plumbing. Residents should take precautions now, such as covering sensitive plants and leaving indoor faucets dripping to avoid frozen pipes.
Tuesday’s high will reach 45°F under sunny skies, offering temporary relief, though temperatures will drop again into the mid-20s overnight. Expect mostly clear skies and calm winds throughout the week. By Thursday, rain chances return, with daytime highs nearing 48°F.
Residents should remain alert for icy patches on roads and stay indoors during the coldest hours. Those traveling along U.S. Route 101 or nearby highways are urged to use caution, especially overnight.
