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A look at the most current precipitation estimates in terms of rain and snow through early Tuesday morning. Overall we are looking at very light amounts across the region.

It is a cool start to the morning with areas of frost and freeze conditions both east and west of the Cascades. Here are the current temperatures as of 7 AM.

An early morning capture of Crater Lake this morning from the Sinnott Overlook webcam. You can see a bit of snow on the caldera walls.

We can expect to see gusty winds develop across the higher elevations and east of the Cascades today. Ridges and peaks are likely to see the strongest gusts as a front moves inland.

Another cool day is in store for the region as temperatures remain below normal. Here are the latest GFS model projections.

The airmass satellite imagery this morning shows clouds and moisture moving inland as a front develops just offshore. Showers will move inland as the day progresses.

Here is a look at the forecast low temperatures for Saturday and Sunday. We will see areas of frost and freeze conditions across portions of the western interior valleys.

An updated look at precipitation estimates from now through early Monday morning. This is courtesy of the NWS in Medford.

NWS Medford: “Halloween could be a wet one as some rain showers may move into Northern California and Southern Oregon. We are most confident in those showers impacting Northern California and areas east of the Cascades, while more uncertainty exists for the coast and west side..”

Frost and freeze potential overnight into Saturday morning doesn’t look as widespread as we are likely to see more cloud cover. Here is a look at where the risk is possible.

It is a beautiful fall morning across the region. Here is a look at the view of the southern Rogue Valley from the Rogue Valley Manor webcam.

High temperatures today will remain below normal. Here are the latest GFS model run projected highs across the region.

Visible satellite imagery this morning is showing an increase in cloud cover as the low pressure center continues to spin well offshore. We are also seeing areas of fog and low clouds across the interior valleys.

Visible satellite imagery this evening shows clouds continuing to stream overhead. So far as expected most of the showers have remained focused well to our north.

The month of October has been quite dry overall for much of Southern Oregon and Northern California. Here is a look at the departure in inches of rainfall from normal over the last 30 days.

Friday night into Saturday still looks to be the coldest morning this week. We will see an increased likelihood of widespread frost and freeze conditions across the western interior valleys.

Another cold start to the day across the region. Here are the current surface temperatures as of 6 AM this morning.

Another cooler than normal day is on tap for the region. Here are the latest GFS model run projected high temperatures.

Areas of fog and low clouds are once again developing across the interior valleys. We are also seeing some high and mid level clouds streaming overhead. Light showers could develop across portions of Coos and Douglas counties today.

The ECMWF or European weather model continues to show a much wetter period developing around the 6-12th of November. These are early model runs, and very likely to change over time. It is however an indication of a potential pattern shift late next week.