Weather

As winter tightens its grip on the Pacific Northwest, residents of the Umpqua Valley should prepare for the possibility of snow this weekend and into early next week. While Roseburg, with its lower elevation of approximately 463 feet, rarely experiences significant snowfall, forecast models suggest colder temperatures and lowering snow

An intense Arctic air mass is poised to deliver some of the coldest temperatures the United States has experienced in the past year. This upcoming cold snap, expected to begin this weekend, is anticipated to be more severe and widespread than the January 2023 freeze that impacted NFL games and

Rivers across Douglas County are steadily receding after a significant rise following recent heavy rainfall. For example, the South Umpqua River in Winston, which reached over 22 feet at its peak, has now dropped to 16.15 feet. Forecasts indicate that water levels will continue to decline throughout the week,

As of today, Crater Lake boasts an impressive snow depth of 120 inches—an incredible 10 feet! This is the highest snowfall recorded so far this winter season. More snow is expected throughout the week, but temperatures are forecasted to rise to around 40 degrees by next week before gradually

Current Flood Warning Summary: * Deer Creek is forecasted to rise above flood stage to 10.1 feet late this morning (Sunday). * It is expected to fall below flood stage this afternoon and continue to recede, reaching 4.4 feet by early Wednesday morning. Current Umpqua Region River Levels Location Current

December 28, 2024