Medford, OR – A midweek spring storm is set to bring rain and gusty winds to southern Oregon on Wednesday, with more unsettled weather continuing through the weekend. Temperatures will stay seasonally cool, making for a damp and breezy stretch of days.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is likely to begin late Wednesday morning, becoming steadier by the afternoon. Winds from the south will pick up, gusting as high as 23 mph. High temperatures will reach around 56°F, but the wind and rain will make it feel cooler.
Wednesday night will remain rainy, with snow levels dropping to 2,800 feet after midnight. Travelers heading over mountain passes should be prepared for slick conditions. Overnight lows will hover around 35°F.
By Thursday, the rain will continue, with a 40% chance of showers throughout the day. Cloud cover will keep highs near 50°F. More rain is expected Thursday night, and gusty winds may persist.
Looking ahead, Friday brings another round of showers, with temperatures remaining in the low 50s. The weekend is shaping up to be partly sunny, with a brief dry spell on Saturday before another chance of rain Sunday.
Drivers on I-5 should remain alert for wet roads and gusty winds. Those with outdoor plans should prepare for changing conditions. Stay tuned for further updates as this wet weather pattern continues through the week.
