Eugene, OR – Oregon residents should prepare for a week of shifting weather, with dense fog, freezing rain, and possible snow arriving midweek. Temperatures will stay cold, with lows dropping into the 20s by Tuesday night.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy dense fog will linger through Monday morning, reducing visibility on roads. Drivers on major routes, including Interstate 5, should exercise caution. By Wednesday, a chance of snow in the morning will transition into freezing rain at night, potentially making roads hazardous.
Tuesday will provide a brief break with sunny skies and a high of 38°F before winter weather returns. A wintry mix is likely Wednesday night into Thursday, with snow levels rising from 1,800 feet to 2,700 feet. Rain will dominate Thursday afternoon, though icy conditions could persist in some areas.
Residents should monitor forecasts and prepare for potential travel disruptions, especially during the morning and evening commutes. Keep an emergency kit in your vehicle, and check local advisories before heading out. The winter system could bring dangerous conditions, so staying informed is crucial.
