Oregon Cold Weather Advisory in Effect Until 10 AM Wednesday – Freezing Conditions Impact Eugene
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Eugene, OR – Residents across Eugene woke up to freezing temperatures Wednesday morning as a cold weather advisory remains in effect until 10 a.m. The National Weather Service warns that temperatures as low as 20°F, combined with light winds, could lead to dangerously cold conditions and hypothermia risks for those exposed too long.
According to the National Weather Service, the advisory spans central and southern Willamette Valley, including Eugene and surrounding areas. Areas of frost are expected through Wednesday afternoon, with temperatures warming to 43°F under sunny skies.
Tonight, another frosty evening is expected, with lows dropping to 28°F. Thursday brings similar conditions, starting with areas of frost and transitioning to partly sunny skies with highs near 43°F. Patchy fog could develop late Thursday night as temperatures fall again to 29°F.
Looking ahead to the weekend, residents can expect sunny days but continued cold nights. Friday’s high will hover around 40°F, with a low of 27°F Friday night. Saturday will see highs near 43°F, with clear skies persisting into Sunday.
Officials recommend dressing in layers, avoiding prolonged outdoor exposure, and taking precautions for pets and plants during these cold mornings. Drivers should also watch for icy spots on local roads, particularly in shaded or elevated areas.
Stay updated on any additional weather advisories as Eugene navigates this extended cold pattern.
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