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Highlights

SUNDAY:   Much of the day will consist of rain and snow showers mixed together.  At some point during the evening all of us will switch over to snow showers.  Moisture will be starting to run out by then, so I don’t expect any of us to get more than an inch or 2 of snow at the very most.

Exceptions:  If you live roughly 500 to 1000 feet in elevation then you can expect 2 to 4 inches of snow.

Some fine print 😉  This is going to be a very showery pattern, so you can be sad, but don’t be too sad if you end up with less snow than your friends, relatives, or co workers who live in other parts of the valley.  Some of us are going to “score” more snow than others and that’s just how it goes this go around.

Monday:  Early morning could be a bit icy/snowy on the roads, especially higher up.  By mid-late morning roads should be clear and your super fun Presidents’ Day plans can carry on with minimal issues.  Just make sure to bundle up.  It’s going to be cold!!!!

Tuesday &Wednesday:  Look sunny, very cold, and dry for now…  Morning temps will be in the upper teens to low 20s depending on your location and highs will just peak over 40 degrees.

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Summary

• Worst travel impacts will be Sunday evening through Monday morning.

 

• Not a huge snowstorm, but all of us should see at least a dusting of snow.

 

• Dries out and turns sunny quick by Monday morning.

 

• Still subject to change unfortunately, and that’s just how snow forecasts go for the Willamette Valley   But since I’m a world-class forecaster 😉 I’ve given you my very best guess at this point in time, and that’s all I can do…  

 

• Enjoy your weekend and check back for updates!!!  I’ll be watching things very closely!!!!