Light to moderate snow will continue into Saturday over the Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast. This weekend into next week, a series of atmospheric rivers will bring gusty winds, periods of heavy rain, and mountain snow to northern California and the Pacific Northwest. Colder temperatures are in store for the weekend from the Great Lakes to East Coast. Read More >
*Please note the pass elevations are for the highway elevations. We've tried to find the forecast points that best reflect these mountain passes, but the elevation of the forecast will not exactly match the pass elevation. Here's a quick tutorial on how to read the hourly forecast graphs.
Southern Oregon
For current conditions and road restrictions contact the Oregon or California departments of transportation. For Oregon road conditions call 511 if calling from within Oregon, or 503-588-2941 if calling from outside of Oregon. Oregon road conditions, as well as webcam images, can also be found online at https://tripcheck.com/.
I-5 at Siskiyou Summit (4300ft) Hourly Graph
I-5 at Sexton Summit (1980ft) Hourly Graph
Hwy 199 at Hayes Hill (1640ft)
Hwy 238 at Jacksonville Hill (2170ft)
Hwy 42 at Camas Mountain (1430ft)
Hwy 140 at Lake of the Woods (4960ft)
Hwy 140 at Bly Mountain (4920ft)
Hwy 140 at Warner Mountain Summit (5660ft)
Hwy 138 near Diamond Lake (5930ft)
Hwy 62 near Crater Lake (5800ft)
Hwy 58 at Willamette Pass (5100ft)
Hwy 97 at top of Spring Creek Grade (4572ft)
Mt Ashland Road near Mt Ashland (5800ft)
Northern California
For California road conditions call 800-427-7623 if calling from within California, or 916-445-7623 if calling from outside of California. California road conditions, as well as webcam images, can also be found online here.
Hwy 3 at Forest Mountain Summit (4110ft)
I-5 at Black Butte Summit (3900ft)
Hwy 89 at Snowmans Summit (4500ft)
​Hwy 89 at Dead Horse Summit (4500ft)
Hwy 299 at Cedar Pass (6030ft)
Sawyers Bar Road at Etna Summit (5900ft)