Snow will continue tonight into Friday. Some will be heavy in the mountains of Siskiyou County and the Mt. Shasta region, especially above 4000 feet. Accumulating snow could impact I-5 down to around Mt Shasta City overnight into Friday morning and, if heavy enough, some snow could also occur down to around Dunsmuir. Be prepared for snow covered roads and hazardous winter driving conditions. Snow will be lighter across the remainder of the area, with winter weather advisories in effect for the Cascades and Siskiyous in Oregon and also for portions of the East Side, especially above 4500 feet. It should be noted that wet, slushy roads in some areas could freeze overnight into Friday morning, so if you have travel plans through Friday, be sure to check road conditions before venturing out.

Periods of higher mountain snow are expected tonight through Sunday night, especially in the Diamond Lake and Crater Lake areas. Be prepared for winter driving with slippery and snow covered roads possible. Be sure to check the forecast and road conditions before you travel and winterize your vehicle. Go to tripcheck.com or quickmap.dot.ca.gov to check road conditions. Practice safe winter driving - take it slow, plan for extra time to reach your destination and leave extra space between you and vehicles in front of you.