Eugene, OR – Heavy rain and gusty winds are set to impact Eugene and the Willamette Valley beginning Friday, potentially causing hazardous travel conditions and power outages across the region. The National Weather Service predicts rain totals exceeding half an inch, with wind gusts reaching 30 mph by the afternoon.
According to the forecast, the storm will intensify Friday evening, creating challenging driving conditions on the I-5 corridor and local roads. Travelers should allow extra time and prepare for reduced visibility and slick roads. Residents are advised to secure outdoor objects and monitor weather alerts closely.
Rain is expected to continue through the weekend, with high temperatures in the low 50s. Showers are likely Saturday, tapering off by the evening. Overnight lows could dip into the upper 30s, creating chilly conditions for early risers. Sunday’s forecast brings another round of rain between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., with a 60% chance of precipitation.
Looking ahead to next week, showers will persist Monday and Tuesday, with brief sunny breaks possible by midweek. Temperatures will remain consistent, hovering in the low 50s during the day and dropping to around 40°F overnight.
Stay prepared by dressing warmly, keeping umbrellas handy, and planning for possible delays. For updates, visit the National Weather Service or tune into local broadcasts.
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