Summary
The National Weather Service has issued a freeze watch for parts of Northeastern California and Southern Oregon due to expected freezing temperatures. Over 10,000 people are warned of cold conditions that could damage crops and unprotected plumbing. This marks the season's first significant cold snap in the inland Pacific Northwest.
Key Facts
- A freeze watch is in effect for parts of Northeastern California and Southern Oregon.
- Temperatures are expected to drop to between 26 and 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
- The alert is active from late Friday night through Saturday morning.
- This weather could harm crops, vegetation, and outdoor plumbing.
- NWS Medford issued the alert, marking the first freeze watch of the season for this area.
- A similar freeze watch is also in place for the San Luis Valley in Colorado.
- Future weather forecasts suggest a slight chance of warmer temperatures, followed by potential cooler spells.
