The temperatures have dropped and precipitation came in the form of mostly freezing rain for many Oregonians over the evening. The National Weather Service issued a storm warning in effect until 4 PM Friday. Elevations 2,000 feet and below could see an additional one-tenth to three-tenths of an inch of ice, with higher elevations seeing slightly less.
State officials warn of falling trees, and possible power outages, as well as difficulty traveling. ODOT is urging people to stay off of the roads.
Major Road Closures And Delays
I-84 remains closed between exits 17-64 until road conditions improve. Hood River predicted to possibly see an inch
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