Tonight, light rain from this morning is expected to give way to drier conditions as a brief lull in weather systems moves through the Willamette Valley and Umpqua Basin.
We anticipate seasonable temperatures as we head into a significant pattern change next week, bringing cold troughing and modified Arctic air. This will cause snow levels to drop to their lowest points this winter.
A cold front will push into our region Monday morning, bringing widespread showers as colder air aloft filters across the area. Snow levels will lower to around 1,000 to 1,500 feet by Monday evening, with potential for advisory-level snowfall in the Cascades and along the Coast Range…