Weather

Roseburg is expected to hit 83°F on Monday, making it the hottest day of 2025 so far. That’s nearly 20 degrees above normal for April. The previous high this year was 78°F. While not a record, it’s close - the hottest April 14th on record was 88°F, set back in 1947

Crater Lake saw 27.0 inches of snowfall yesterday, pushing 2025’s total to a record 168 inches—the most ever in a year. Strong winter storms and an atmospheric river system have fueled the extreme snowfall, marking one of the most significant weather events in the area's history.

Roseburg saw its wettest March day ever, with 3.47 inches of rain Sunday, surpassing the 2012 record of 2.29 inches. March 16 also set a new daily record, beating an 88-year-old high. With over half the month left, this March is already the third-wettest in history.

A flood warning has been issued for multiple areas of Douglas County, with potential impacts on property and travel routes. Residents are urged to exercise caution and avoid flood-prone areas, including rivers, creeks, and low-lying roads. Authorities advise against attempting to cross high water, as even shallow flooding can pose

Roseburg hit 65°F on February 22, making it the warmest day of 2025 so far. While warm, it didn’t break the 2002 record of 70°F. The record low for the date remains 28°F, set in 2019. Locals enjoyed the mild weather as spring approaches.

February 18, 2025