Medford, OR – Southern Oregon residents should prepare for cold nights, dense fog, and a midweek snow system that could impact travel. Foggy conditions will persist through Tuesday, with freezing temperatures creating hazardous road conditions, especially in the early morning hours.
According to the National Weather Service, patchy fog will develop overnight and continue through Monday morning. Daytime highs will reach the upper 30s, but temperatures will drop to the low 20s at night. By Wednesday night, rain and snow are expected, with snow levels starting around 1,900 feet before rising Thursday afternoon.
Drivers should be cautious on local highways, including Interstate 5 and Oregon Route 62, as visibility may be reduced during foggy periods. By Thursday, heavier rain and higher snow levels could create slick roads in elevated areas.
Looking ahead, rain is likely on Friday, with snow levels fluctuating between 3,400 and 4,000 feet. Residents should prepare for changing conditions and allow extra time for travel.
Check local forecasts frequently for updates as winter weather continues to impact the region.
