Cameron Landfield

Good Morning. We are heading into a week of extended high pressure. With this, our skies start out clear this morning. This will allow for heat to rapidly dissipate through

Good Morning. We have the same pattern overhead as Monday. So, conditions will be similar. However, we are starting off the morning with a far more prominent layer of fog. Temps are once again approaching freezing in most areas which will lead to a frost issue in the clearest regions. Since the fog is already so pronounced, it will stick around longer and in turn will bring the Valley temps down more than Monday. Expect low 40's for the high over the Valley, while the basin sees 50 and the Coast hits the mid 50's. For areas without fog and areas with breaking fog, the sky will be relatively cloudy until just before sunset. Similar conditions are still set to be the forecast through at least Thursday.

Good Morning. Today, we are still firmly under the forces of high pressure and an inversion layer. Valley fog is once again evident from Corvallis all the way down to Roseburg. With this, temps will stay low where the inversion doesn't break and low cloud cover blocks out direct sunshine. The Coast and Mountains/Foothills will once again enjoy a relatively sunny and calm day with afternoon highs over 10 degrees warmer than the Valley. The afternoon is uneventful, but we are still due for a slight shake up between Thursday night and Friday as a small system brushes to our North.

Good Morning. We start today off with a familiar sight in the Valley. Fog is dense and temps are cold. Today however, the Coast is also blanketed in dense fog. Especially the the Southern portion. Coastal East winds have reversed to onshore, so humidity has been afforded the opportunity to pool up along the Coastline. Today's main weather feature will be a weak cold front that drags over the area through the mid day. This front is so weak that it likely will not break the Valley inversion. So, fog may not last as long as previous days of the week, but it will still be present and thick for the morning. In areas without fog, today will still be gloomy and mostly cloudy. Due to the cold front, temperatures will start to decrease today. This will be most noticeable on the Coast where today's afternoon high will be maxxing out at 50 degrees, a full 12 degrees cooler than Wednesday. For the Basin and the Valley, expect mid 40's.

Good Morning. We are greeted by another bitter cold morning as high pressure sits overhead. Frost is prominent as morning temps are in the 20's widespread. East winds will keep the skies sunny after some fog bakes out of the Basin. After scraping the windshield this morning, the day will be mostly sunny with high temps siting at the upper end of the 40's widespread. Conditions won't be changing until Friday where a small front moves in a brings slight rain chances. If rain arrives Friday afternoon, streets will likely be wet enough for Ice concerns in some areas Saturday morning.

Good Morning. A cold front swung through the area last night, so our cloud cover this morning is slightly elevated from previous mornings this week. With that, some heat from yesterday has been held in overnight. Thus, this mornings temps are again, a few degrees warmer than the previous day. We are still cold enough for frost in most areas though. Early visibility readings suggest fog is not yet a problem as of 4 am. The rest of the day will be mostly sunny as soon as the sun rises. This weekend, we are still on track for dry and colder conditions.

Good Morning. This week, we are once again under the forces of high pressure. With this, cool and dry air will continue streaming in. Look forward to another cool and frosty morning followed by sunshine dominating the afternoon. As of 4 am, no fog is visible, so likely visibility will be perfect widespread. Afternoon highs will be in the mid 50's for the Coast, low 50's for the Basin, and mid 40's in the Valley. Big changes look like they will be taking over somewhere between Thursday and Friday with a set of storm systems bringing rain and possibly snow.

Good Morning. We are still stuck beneath the forces of a blocking pattern. So, this morning will look familiar. We have another freezing and frosty one. Fog formation is still not a problem since dewpoints are so low. The afternoon will once again show full sunshine with temps boosting into the low to mid 50's along the Coast and in the Basin while the Valley lags behind at about 47 at the highest. This pattern is still set to run through Wednesday evening before a huge weather shift brings much wetter conditions. Recent model runs are now indicating that we are possibly heading into a low level snow event early next week.

Good Morning. We are looking at a fog free, freezing morning yet again. The same features are still overhead but they are weakening. Today, a storm system is evident to our West and that will be one of the key components of the upcoming weather transition. Our afternoon will once again be sunny and beautiful, but that ends today. High temperatures today will be slightly more homogeneous today than Tuesday with low 50's at the Basin and the Coast while the Valley just touches 50. Rain chances increase tomorrow night then winter mix takes over early next week.

Good morning. Today is starting off with patchy fog from the basin up to to the Southern Willamette Valley. Fog appears to be densest around Corvallis. The major weather making cold pool is now to our Northwest which is restricting the amount of energy that can be fed into the region. So, today will be relatively inactive with low chances for showers on and off all day. Shower chances slightly elevate into the evening before another front brings more active rainfall Wednesday. Temps are down today with a high expected to be below 40 everywhere except the Coast.