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Areas of Oregon can expect anywhere from a dusting to a few inches of snow tomorrow. The cold weather is predicted to continue for the rest of the week and dip into freezing temperatures.
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Winter weather has led to delays and cancellations in parts of Oregon.
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People in much of the Willamette Valley, including Eugene and Corvallis, could be greeted by up to an inch of snow on the ground when they wake up Tuesday morning.
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The South Willamette Valley got 3-7 inches of snow as of Sunday afternoon.
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A cold front from Canada dropped snow across the Pacific Northwest on Sunday morning, triggering winter storm warnings for areas west of the Cascades, including lowlands and beaches.
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The city’s emergency declaration means all vehicles must be removed immediately from designated snow emergency routes.
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Most of the Willamette Valley and the coast won’t have a white Christmas, but snow could start falling soon afterwards.
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Snow could fall in the Willamette Valley tonight and tomorrow morning. But if it does, accumulations should be minimal.
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The first major snowstorm of the winter is expected to impact travel on Oregon’s mountain passes.
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Forecasters say Oregon could be in store for a cooler and wetter than normal winter.
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Forecasters say we might see snow in Oregon’s Cascade Mountains this weekend. The National Weather Service in Portland said on social media that Saturday…
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Forecasters are calling for winter storm conditions through the weekend. We're updating this story with the latest forecast and information.