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Eugene, OR – Residents should prepare for patchy fog and frost early Sunday, as temperatures are expected to drop near freezing overnight. This could create hazardous driving conditions, particularly on rural roadways and bridges during the morning commute.
According to the National Weather Service, dense fog may linger through 10 a.m. Sunday before clearing into a partly sunny day with highs near 44 degrees. Winds will remain calm, further reducing visibility in the morning hours. Frost is likely to return overnight into Monday as temperatures dip into the low 30s.
Monday will bring widespread frost in the morning, but clear skies and sunshine will make for a pleasant afternoon, with highs reaching 46 degrees. Similar patterns will continue through midweek, with sunny afternoons and cold nights, making it essential for drivers to remain cautious during early hours.
Tuesday morning is expected to see another round of freezing fog, particularly along major routes like Interstate 5. Commuters should allow extra travel time, ensure headlights are on, and avoid sudden braking to reduce the risk of accidents.
The week’s forecast concludes with warmer temperatures and sunny skies, offering a reprieve from the frosty mornings. However, precautions will remain vital as fog is expected to return Wednesday night.
Stay updated on local conditions and follow road safety recommendations to ensure safe travels through the week.
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