Eugene, OR – Rain is returning to Eugene as early as Friday night, promising wet roads and cooler temperatures through the weekend. Locals should prepare for potential travel disruptions as rain intensifies Saturday evening and into Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is 80% likely Friday night with heavier precipitation starting Saturday afternoon. Winds may pick up to 21 mph, creating slick conditions on I-5 and surrounding roads. Drivers are advised to plan cautiously, particularly during the Saturday evening rush when visibility could be reduced.
Today’s high is forecast at 59 degrees with only a slight chance of rain, making it the best day for any outdoor plans. By Friday, temperatures will dip slightly to 56 degrees as clouds thicken. Rain will become more consistent Friday night and persist through the weekend.
Saturday’s high will reach 53 degrees, but a 100% chance of rain could dampen holiday errands. Sunday will remain soggy, with temperatures peaking at 51 degrees and steady rainfall throughout the day. Rain is expected to continue into Monday and Tuesday, making next week’s Christmas travel plans potentially challenging.
Residents should clear gutters and storm drains ahead of the rain to avoid localized flooding. Those with outdoor holiday displays are encouraged to secure decorations from high winds.
Stay updated with live forecasts, and prepare for a wet and chilly weekend in Eugene.
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