With parts of Western Oregon experiencing substantial flooding, the Department of Emergency Management has activated a Level 3 Regional Response. Learn more here.

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A winter weather advisory will be in effect Wednesday evening into Thursday morning for mountain passes; 6-11 inches are expected above 3,500 feet. See more here.

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Bitterly cold arctic air is to be expected for Central Oregon early this week. Learn more here

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Be careful and drive safely; there is a winter weather advisory in effect! Roads are very slick and snow is expected to continue falling. Find out more here.

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Snow levels are expected to drop this weekend with a new winter storm rolling in. Learn more about it here.

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Friday evening, a 4.7-magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Coos Bay. Learn more about it here.

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Mt. Bachelor currently has over 7 feet of snow, making it the deepest snowpack in the country. Learn more here.

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A Winter Storm Warning has been issued; up to 20 inches of snow could be expected on mountain passes. Learn more here.

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A Winter Storm Warning has been issued through Monday and high winds are to be expected in the week to come. Learn more here.

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A La Niña winter is still likely for Oregon, bringing cool and wet weather. Learn more here.

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