Here comes the storm
The radar image from the National Weather Service at 1:30 p.m. shows precipitation north of Corvallis, Ore. The storm is moving east and south. By Associated Press and KVAL Web StaffPORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Snow, rain and freezing rain will make roads slick at least through Thursday in Western Oregon. The snow is expected to intensify as the weather front moves south. The storm is currently stalled north of Corvallis, Ore., but could arrive in Eugene by this evening, according to KVAL meteorologist Tim Chuey. STORM BLOG | CLOSURES | FORECAST | CAMERAS | YOUR PHOTOS | FLIGHT INFO | BUS ROUTES | SKI REPORT | MORE Southerly winds may change snow to freezing rain, but colder air likely will lower snow levels Thursday before easing off Thursday night. A winter weather advisory for the north and central Oregon coast has been canceled, as has one for pockets of freezing rain in Portland. But it remains in effect for the Cascade Range and foothills and the Coast Range, with a cold front producing light, fluffy snow that can reduce visibility. Up to 30 inches of snow was expected in the Cascades Wednesday night.
(Copyright 2008 The Associated Press.) |
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