Medford, OR – Heavy rain is forecast across southern Oregon through Sunday night, with flood warnings issued for vulnerable areas. Residents near burn scars or small streams should prepare for potential flooding as rain totals climb.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Medford, steady rain began Friday night and will persist into early Monday, with the heaviest rainfall expected Saturday evening into Sunday. Significant rises in rivers and streams, particularly near the Rogue River Basin, are anticipated.
Southern Oregon faces a wet and foggy forecast starting this weekend and continuing into New Year’s week. Rainfall will intensify Saturday and Sunday, with high temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40s. Areas near the Rogue River could experience minor flooding, particularly in burn scar regions.
Monday brings partial clearing, though patchy fog will persist in the morning hours, keeping visibility low. Highs will dip to the mid-40s, with nighttime temperatures near freezing. By Tuesday, mostly cloudy skies return, with a slight chance of rain in the evening.
Residents should monitor updates from the NWS and prepare for slippery roads and reduced visibility. Be cautious near rivers and avoid flooded areas to ensure safety.
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