Cold Front May Bring Snow to Roseburg This Week

The National Weather Service in Medford reports that snow levels will drop overnight Monday into Tuesday morning, reaching as low as 500-1000 feet. While Roseburg may only see trace amounts to around 1 inch of snowfall, lingering surface warmth and moisture should limit immediate accumulation. However, roadways could become locally slick where slush develops, particularly during the Tuesday morning commute. Best Chances for Snow in Roseburg: Monday night into Tuesday morning - Snow levels drop to 500-1000 feet Tuesday morning - Heaviest activity period for valley floor Wednesday - Occasional snow showers possible Thursday - Another system may bring additional snow Surrounding communities in the hills and mountains face more significant impacts. Areas like Camas Valley, Tiller, and other locations above 1500 feet elevation are under Winter Storm Warnings through Thursday morning, with 2-4 inches expected in lower elevations transitioning to 5-12 inches over higher terrain. Mountain passes and the Cascades will see the heaviest accumulations, with 5-12 inches forecast and dangerous travel conditions expected through Thursday. The combination of snow and breezy winds will reduce visibility on area roadways. Travelers heading to Diamond Lake, Crater Lake, or other mountain destinations should prepare emergency kits and monitor conditions closely before departing. Latest forecast discussion can be found here: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=mfr&issuedby=MFR&product=AFD