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(NWS Medford) Look for snow to accumulate above 3000 feet later this evening into tonight. Most of the snow will fall in the Cascades and Warner mountains as a warm front pushes onshore. Snow accumula...

Diamond & Crater Lake to See 3-6 Inches of Snow By Saturday Morning

(NWS Medford) Look for snow to accumulate above 3000 feet later this evening into tonight. Most of the snow will fall in the Cascades and Warner mountains as a warm front pushes onshore. Snow accumulation will be around 2 - 4 inches in the Warner Mountains with 4 - 6 inches in the Cascades. Accumulations east of the Cascades will generally be 1 to 3 inches. You can call 511 for Oregon road conditions and for California road conditions call 800-427-ROAD (7623)  

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Diamond & Crater Lake to See 3-6 Inches of Snow By Saturday Morning