Oregon will soon receive $83 million in federal reimbursements for repairs to roadways that were damaged by massive wildfires ...

Freezing rain, however, could coat the region in ice, but the big melt should begin when temperatures in the 40s arrive Friday. Central and southern Oregon Coast: The farther south you go ...

An ice storm, simply put, is one where there's an ... Arctic air is descending into the midwestern U.S. this week. While Oregon is actually on the far western edge of this mass, that cold air ...

The storm that covered much of Oregon in ice this January led to approximately $165 million in economic losses, a peak of 238,900 power outages and 17 deaths statewide, according to a report ...

“The first phase of the ice storm hit, and by Saturday all of our ... since the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday on Monday. The Oregon Department of Education requires districts to provide ...

Languages: English. Videos shared on social media show dozens of damaged and downed trees after two ice storms blasted Oregon this week. In a nearly two-minute video shared on X, formerly Twitter ...

ODOT prioritizing I-5, Highway 99E, Highway 99W and Highway 22 during ice storm Crews from the Oregon Department of Transportation said they are prioritizing Interstate 5, Highway 99E, Highway 99W ...

The "archway tree," one of thousands damaged by the January 2024 ice storm in Cottage Grove, Oregon. Courtesy of Arin Flory There are myriad reasons preparing for future disasters is difficult ...

The ice storms are expected to result from a 5-degree increase in Oregon’s average temperature by 2074, and a 7.6-degree increase by 2100. Oregon State University Climatologist Larry O’Neill ...

Oregon Capitol closed ... While nowhere near as intense as the January Ice Storm of 2024, some customers of the Eugene Water & Electric Board are seeing power outages due to this weather.

A video of a person skiing down streets of Oregon that were left frozen from the recent ice storms that swept across the state has gone viral on TikTok. The clip was posted by @agroupoffriendsor ...

At least they don’t live in the Columbia River Gorge, where forecasters expect all aspects of the storm to be measurably ... could result in more than an inch of ice accumulation.