Today 9/4 -
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Today's weather summary -
Low clouds made a big push inland overnight in all areas west of the Cascades. Those are expected to burn off.
Temperatures remain 15 to 25 degrees below normal, with gradual warming through the weekend and into early next week. Overnight into Saturday, low temps will reach freezing in southern Deschutes County and northern portions of Klamath and Lake Counties. Should clear skies develop, frost will widespread from Modoc Point northward to include all of Central Oregon, and also in Lake County from Paisley north.
Scattered showers this morning. Showers will become numerous this afternoon and evening, with isolated to scattered thunderstorms. Activity will be focused on Coos, Douglas, and northern Klamath counties and northward. Amounts of a quarter of an inch or less will be common.
TEMPS TODAY will line out like this. Be sure to see the images below for location specific temps.....
ALL areas west of the Cascades will be in the low 60s to near 70.
Mid 50s to the low 60s east of the Cascades.
Lows tonight will be....
Low 40s to the low 50s for most areas west of the Cascades. Temps could reach the upper 30s near McCloud, Mt. Shasta City, and Weed in Siskiyou County.
Mid 30s to near 40 east of the Cascades.....except locally in the upper 20s to near 30 in southern Deschutes, and northern Klamath, and Lake Counties. Even if cloudy skies remain, freezing temps are expected. If clear skies develop, expect widespread frost. And, icy roads can be expected as well with travel impacts overnight into Saturday morning.
