Medford, OR – Clear skies and warming temps are the big story in southern Oregon this week, with Medford heading toward a summer-like stretch. Highs will climb from 71°F Tuesday to 78°F by Wednesday afternoon—making it one of the warmest weeks of the season so far.
According to the National Weather Service in Medford, Tuesday will clear up by late morning after a cloudy start, with light northwest winds keeping conditions mild. By Wednesday, calm morning air will give way to a nearly windless and sun-filled afternoon, perfect for outdoor plans or travel along I-5.
Looking ahead, Thursday and Friday will continue the warm, dry pattern, with highs in the mid-70s and mostly sunny skies. Lows will hover in the upper 40s to near 50°F at night—comfortable but cool enough to warrant a light jacket for early risers.
The weekend brings more sun, with Saturday matching Wednesday’s 78°F high. But the calm may break by Sunday and Memorial Day, when a slight chance of showers enters the forecast. Skies will remain partly cloudy, and temperatures could rise as high as 81°F on Monday.
Drivers and outdoor enthusiasts should take advantage of this stable stretch before weather shifts late in the holiday weekend. Keep an eye on updated alerts as rain chances increase.
