Medford, OR – A warm and sunny Thursday is on the way for Medford, but residents should prepare for rain by the weekend. High temperatures will climb near 67°F on Thursday, making it one of the warmest days of the week. However, wet weather is expected to return by Sunday, potentially impacting travel on major roadways like I-5.
According to the National Weather Service, Medford will see mostly clear skies overnight, with temperatures dropping to around 32°F. On Thursday, calm winds and sunshine will create pleasant conditions, followed by another mild night with a low of 38°F. Friday continues the warm trend, reaching 69°F, but clouds will begin to build by Friday night.
By Saturday, temperatures will drop slightly to 61°F under partly sunny skies. Rain is likely on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., accompanied by patchy fog. Snow levels are expected to lower Sunday night, potentially impacting higher elevations.
Drivers should prepare for changing conditions, especially on mountain passes. Those traveling on I-5 or local highways should stay updated on road conditions as rain and fog could reduce visibility.
Looking ahead to next week, more rain is possible by Tuesday, with snow levels fluctuating between 3,600 and 4,300 feet. Travelers and residents should plan accordingly as winter conditions persist in higher elevations.
