Portland, OR – A winter weather advisory remains in effect for the Cascade Foothills of Marion, Linn, and Lane counties until 8 a.m. Monday as additional snow accumulations could impact travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Portland, a weather system continues to push through the region, producing moderate to heavy snow at times. While the main snowfall will taper off in the coming hours, another band of showery precipitation is expected overnight, potentially affecting the Monday morning commute.
Areas above 1,000 feet in elevation, including Silver Falls, Mill City, Detroit, Vida, Oakridge, and McKenzie Bridge, could see up to three inches of additional snowfall. Roads, bridges, and overpasses are expected to become slick and hazardous, increasing the risk of travel disruptions.
Officials advise drivers to exercise caution and carry a winter emergency kit, including a flashlight, blankets, a shovel, water, and tire chains. Pedestrians should also be mindful of slippery walking surfaces.
For real-time road conditions and chain restrictions, residents can call 511 or visit www.tripcheck.com.
