Today 9/11 -
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Today's weather summary -
A cool and unsettled weekend is ahead as an upper-level low moves across the Pacific Northwest. Widespread rain and showers will develop Saturday and continue into Sunday, with temperatures remaining below seasonal average. A much warmer and drier pattern then develops early next week as high pressure builds offshore.
Today will be a relatively quiet day. Temps today will be cooler than yesterday. Increasing clouds ahead of the next system will be showing up this afternoon and evening. The chance to see showers develops and spreads south overnight into early Saturday.
TEMPS TODAY will line out like this. Be sure to see the images below for location specific temps.....
Expect 60s to near 70 in the coastal areas. Get inland and highs will be in the 70s.
Mid 60s to near 70 in Benton, Lane, and Linn Counties
Mid 70s to the mid 80s in the valleys in Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, and western Siskiyou Counties...highs could reach the upper 80s in the Klamath River Valley is Siskiyou County.
Near 70 to near 80 east of the Cascades....except locally to the low 80s in Modoc County.
Lows tonight will be....
Mid 40s to the low 50s for all areas west of the Cascades.
Upper 30s to the mid 40s east of the Cascades.....except locally near 30 to the low 30s in southern Deschutes, and northern Klamath, and Lake Counties. Expect widespread frost in these areas if clear skies persist into Saturday morning.
