More snow? These Oregon cities might get more overnight

The snow isn’t going away simply but.

Portland noticed its snowiest day in 80 years final Wednesday as 10.8 inches of snow fell on the Portland Worldwide Airport, the second-snowiest day ever recorded within the metropolis.

Every week later, snow stays within the forecast throughout the Portland space and all through Oregon, though many decrease elevation areas gained’t see a lot accumulation in a single day.

Right here’s the most recent forecast for varied areas of Oregon:

Portland space:

A winter climate advisory will stay in impact within the Portland space till 6 a.m. Tuesday, the Nationwide Climate Service reported. Drivers ought to plan for slippery roads that would affect the commute Monday night time.

Areas above 500 ft may see between one and three inches of snow Monday night time. Decrease elevations areas in Portland may see snow as nicely in a single day, however it’s unlikely a lot will stick, forecasters predicted. They mentioned new snow accumulation of lower than a half inch is feasible.

Portland is anticipated to see rain and snow showers in a single day with gusts as excessive as 26 mph, forecasters mentioned. The low in a single day is anticipated to be 33 levels. The rain and snow showers may proceed into Tuesday, however the temperature is anticipated to hit a excessive of 41 levels in the course of the day.

The low will drop to 27 levels in a single day Tuesday, however the probability of precipitation is barely 20%, forecasters mentioned.

Willamette Valley, Salem to Eugene:

Thunderstorms are attainable after 4 p.m. in Eugene. Temperatures will drop to 31 levels in a single day and there’s a chance of lower than one inch of snow accumulation.

Some snow showers are anticipated in a single day in Salem as nicely, however new snow accumulation is anticipated to be lower than half an inch, forecasters mentioned.

Mount Hood:

A winter storm warning will likely be in impact till 10 a.m. Tuesday. The storm may dump 6 to 12 inches of snow in a single day, as winds howl as much as 45 mph. Officers say journey might be very troublesome and that “patchy blowing snow may considerably cut back visibility.”

The excessive close to Mt. Hood was 13 levels Monday, however the wind chill made it really feel as little as -14, forecasters mentioned.

The snowy climate will proceed Tuesday with a excessive close to 11 levels and gusts of wind as excessive as 43 mph. Forecasters predict Mt. Hood may get one other 3 to 7 inches of snow Tuesday, however that the world will see solely minimal snow Tuesday night time.

Columbia River Gorge:

Half an inch or much less of snow is anticipated to fall in a single day on the area encompassing Hood River and The Dalles. Will probably be principally cloudy Monday night time with a low round 28 levels, forecasters mentioned.

There’s a slight probability of snow Tuesday earlier than 10 a.m. that would flip to rain later within the day. Nevertheless, the rain is anticipated to dissipate and forecasters are predicting a partly sunny day Tuesday with a excessive of 39 levels. Temperatures will drop to 23 levels Tuesday night time, however there isn’t anticipated to be precipitation.

Oregon coast:

A winter climate advisory is in impact for the North Oregon Coast till 10 a.m. Tuesday. Coastal cities may rise up to 2 inches of snow with winds blowing as excessive as 35 mph, forecasters mentioned. Nevertheless, snow ranges will range relying on elevation.

A winter storm advisory will likely be in impact for elevations above 1,500 on the South Central Oregon Coast till 4 p.m. Tuesday, with as much as 18 inches of snow falling in these high-elevation areas.

At sea stage round Coos Bay, snow is unlikely, however thunderstorms are attainable Monday night time.

Central Oregon:

There’s a 40% probability of snow within the Bend space Monday night time as temperatures drop to 21 levels, forecasters mentioned. It might be windy with gusts reaching 32 mph.

There stays a slight probability of snow Tuesday, however forecasters are predicting a partly sunny day with a excessive close to 35 levels.

Southern Oregon, alongside the I-5 hall:

Forecasters predict far more snow right here than within the Portland space, so in the event you’re driving south on Interstate 5 be ready with traction gadgets and additional provides. The freeway’s highest level is the 4,300-foot Siskiyou Go in Jackson County, which may see as much as 8 inches of snow Monday night time and as much as 5 inches Tuesday.

Ashland and Medford may each rise up to three inches Monday night time with extra snow attainable Tuesday. Roseburg may presumably rise up to an inch of snow in a single day.

A winter storm warning is in impact for Southern Oregon till 4 p.m. Tuesday.

Jap Oregon:

There’s a slight probability of snow Monday night time and into Tuesday in jap elements of the state, together with Pendleton and John Day.

— Jamie Goldberg; jgoldberg@oregonian.com; 503-221-8228; @jamiebgoldberg

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