Eugene, OR – Rain and dense fog could create challenging conditions for travelers in Lane County as Thanksgiving week unfolds. Showers will persist through Tuesday, followed by patchy dense fog and chilly temperatures that may impact visibility and road safety.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will bring an 80% chance of rain with highs near 50 degrees. Tonight, showers will taper off, leaving lows around 39 and calm winds. Travelers should prepare for lingering showers into Tuesday morning, with a high of 50 and clearer skies by the afternoon.
Tuesday night will see dense fog forming after midnight, reducing visibility on major roadways such as Interstate 5 and Beltline Highway. Lows will dip to 34 degrees, so drivers should exercise caution during evening and early morning hours.
Thanksgiving Day is shaping up to be pleasant, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 46 degrees. However, patchy fog may return before 9 a.m., potentially delaying morning travel plans. The sunny trend will continue through Friday, with highs reaching 46 degrees and clear, dry roads expected.
Weekend travelers can expect calmer conditions, with temperatures warming slightly and minimal precipitation in the forecast. However, early-morning fog may linger through Saturday and Sunday, making vigilance crucial during holiday commutes.
Plan your Thanksgiving week accordingly and stay updated with local forecasts. Travelers should remain alert for fog advisories and allow extra time when driving during early hours.
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