Morning fog, cold overnight temperatures and several opportunities for rain will shape travel across southern Oregon from Sunday, November 1, through Saturday, November 7. The week begins with clearing skies across much of the region before clouds increase Monday, followed by intermittent precipitation chances and the possibility of icy conditions at higher elevations later in the week.
Sunday, November 1, brings improving afternoon weather after areas of morning fog. Medford is expected to reach approximately 57 degrees, with sunshine developing as clouds clear. Grants Pass and surrounding Josephine County communities should reach the 50s to lower 60s. Brookings is forecast near 58 degrees, while Klamath Falls reaches approximately 53.
Early Sunday road reports showed ground fog at Siskiyou Summit and Canyon Creek Pass, with bare pavement at the reporting stations. Visibility may change sharply between valley floors and mountain approaches. Sunday night temperatures are forecast to fall near freezing in Medford and into the lower 20s around Klamath Falls, creating the potential for frost and localized slick surfaces wherever moisture remains…