Today 10/25 -
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Today's weather summary -
An approaching system will be sending clouds in over us. Those will start as high clouds. Then, they will thicken up and lower. The rain associated with the system is projected to arrive at the coast and then north of Douglas County in the afternoon. It then will spread south and southeast tonight. That is the projection. The timing could vary. Expect to see breezy to windy conditions developing as the system comes in. Winds will be staying below advisory levels. Top winds at the coast will be under 40 miles an hour. Inland, winds will be below 20 miles an hour. Could see gusts approaching 30 miles an hour over the highest terrain.
What you see for the forecast highs and lows relies on the current timing of the system. But, should it arrive sooner rather than later, then high temps will be cooler by around 5 degrees. And, overnight lows could be as much as 10 degrees warmer. Especially east of the Cascades.
Regardless on timing, rain and higher elevation mountain snow,(above 5000 feet), will arrive overnight and then persist into Monday afternoon. While there will be snow coming down in the high passes in the Cascades, road surface temps are still too warm to cause issues.
TEMPS TODAY will line out like this. Be sure to see the images below for location specific temps.....
Low 50s to near 60 in the coastal areas.
Low 60s to near 70 in the valleys west of the Cascades.
Mid 50s to the mid 60s east of the Cascades.
Lows tonight will be....
Mid 40s to near 50 in the coastal areas.
Mid 30s to the mid 40s in all valleyswest of the Cascades.
Low 20s to the kiw 30s east of the Cascades.....except locally to the upper teens in northern portions of Klamath and Lake Counties.
