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Medford, Oregon
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A beautiful morning view in Lake County from the Fish Creek Rim webcam.
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A look at where measurable precipitation is most likely to develop through 5 AM Friday morning across our forecast area.
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Radar returns this morning are showing showers moving mostly into Northern California.
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High temperatures today will still trend a few degrees below normal. Here are the latest GFS model projections across the region.
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Another day of clouds across the region as a front moves inland to our south and spreads showers into Northern California. This is where the highest potential for measurable rainfall is today.
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Atmospheric River Expected to Affect the West Coast states
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NWS Medford: “Dry conditions are expected through Monday. Rain chances return on Tuesday with a system moving into the area. Northern California and coastal areas have higher rain chances, while west side valleys and areas East of the Cascades have lower rain chances.”
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😮Wow, just wow. Check out the SSTs. Crazy warm water (65°–75°F+) is surging N from SoCal right into the Central Coast. That means warmer beach nights, elevated tide levels, and wild marine life shifts! #cawx #ElNiño
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It is a chilly morning at Crater Lake National Park, but the Sinnott Overlook webcam is capturing an earlier sunrise, post daylight saving time.
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We will warm a few degrees today but still remain slightly below normal. Here is a look at the latest GFS model run projections for the entire region.
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Satellite imagery this morning shows areas of clouds streaming overhead. Most of these are high and mid level. There are a few areas of low clouds and fog in the western interior valleys.
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The European weather model is showing some very heavy rain and higher elevation snowfall potential. Estimates are still all over the place with each run. Confidence in seeing these amounts materialize is low at this time. It is worth keeping a close eye on however.
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We are likely to see more fog and freezing fog overnight into tomorrow morning. Here is a look at where the risk is highest across the region.
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We do have fresh snowfall on the Steel Visitor Center at Crater Lake and the Mt. Ashland lodge webcams this morning.
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Another cooler than normal day is on tap across the region. Here are the latest GFS model run projected highs across the region.
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Areas of fog and low clouds have developed overnight both east and west of the Cascades. You can see this quite well on the visible satellite imagery. Some areas are seeing dense freezing fog as well.
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We are seeing some measurable rainfall this evening as showers continue to move across portions of the region. Here are the latest 24 hour precipitation amounts.
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Radar is picking up on showers moving inland this afternoon. Here is a look at where they are currently focused.
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A look at the most current precipitation estimates in terms of rain and snow through early Tuesday morning. Overall we are looking at very light amounts across the region.
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It is a cool start to the morning with areas of frost and freeze conditions both east and west of the Cascades. Here are the current temperatures as of 7 AM.
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