An upper-level low will spin off the coast of Washington state over the next couple of days, and this along with a slow-moving surface low-pressure system and associated fronts will help cause precipitation in the area.
Brookings:
Medford:
Coastal rain is expected to be lighter than the past couple of days, so flooding is less of a threat. However, smaller impulses of upper-level energy will traverse the Northwest on Wednesday and on Thursday night.
With the ongoing cold weather, light snow is even possible in the lower elevations.
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