While a weak system may bring some light snow to taller interior mountains Friday, current data show a colder, stronger storm than the previous one earlier in the week.
A stronger and colder storm is likely to bring more significant snow accumulations, low snow levels and coastal small hail Saturday and Sunday. Snow levels could start lower and precipitation amounts could be higher.
Brookings:
Medford:
A cold front is expected to bring snow to elevations above 2000 feet, and gusty southerly winds on Saturday. Precipitation will likely begin before sunrise on Saturday with the strongest wind gusts during the afternoon and evening.
Peak wind gusts to 40 mph are possible in the Shasta Valley, East of the Cascades, and on mountains. Snow and East Side wind gusts will likely continue into Sunday morning. Snow levels will gradually lower Saturday night into Sunday morning, down to about 1500 feet during Saturday evening then about 500 feet at its lowest on Sunday morning.
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