Medford, OR – Unsettled weather will return to Oregon this weekend, bringing snowfall to the Cascades. Forecasters warn of at least 4 inches of snow accumulating from late Saturday night through Monday morning, potentially impacting travel.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Medford, snowfall probabilities are highest in the Cascade passes, where wintry conditions could create hazardous driving. While Interstate 5 passes are expected to remain passable, motorists should prepare for slick roads and reduced visibility.
The heaviest snowfall is forecast for the higher elevations, with travel disruptions possible along key mountain routes. Drivers heading through the Cascades should equip vehicles with winter essentials and check road conditions before departing.
This snowfall follows a period of mild weather but signals a return to winter-like conditions. Authorities advise travelers to allow extra time and stay updated on forecasts as the system moves through.
