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http://www.omniture.com --> Sections Home Page Local News AP News Blogs Archives Business Classifieds Event Calendar Forums Life Opinion Obituaries Multimedia Photo Gallery Readers Photo Gallery Sports Tempo Weather Road Cams Special Coverage 2006 Britt Festivals --> Shop Our Valley AutoFinder HomeFinder JobFinder Search Our Valley Special Sections Distinctly Northwest Readers' Choice Homelife Magazine Joy Magazine Oregon Golf Info Oregon Wine Info Other Publications Local Links Ashland News eSouthernOregon Newspapers In Education Personals Moving Here Movie Listings TV Listings Volunteer Customer Service Advertise With Us Media Kit Place Classified Ad Contact Us FAQ's Home Delivery Site Map --> Email Story to a Friend February 24, 2007 New storm system moves in; no snow for valley floor, forecasters say A new storm system moving in today is unlikely to drop snow on the valley floor, forecasters said. Mount Ashland and Crater Lake should be hit the hardest, said Jay Stockton of the National Weather Service office in Medford. Snow levels will hover around 3,500 feet this afternoon and fall to 3,000 by tonight. Between 5 to 10 inches of snow could blanket the Siskiyous and Cascades throughout the day, potentially hampering travel over the Siskiyou Summit along Interstate 5. The storm could continue through Sunday, with snow levels falling to 2,000 feet, with 20 to 25 mph winds, Stockton said. Would you like to respond to this story? If so Click Here to visit our forums. Advertisement Copyright © 1997-2007 Mail Tribune, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Website Feedback online casinos news Home Security Systems Online Casino Reviews Fundraisers UK Homeowner Loans Casinos Canada Cord Blood Banking Entertainment Guide Texas Electric Choice Compare Electric rates in Texas Windermere Van Vleet Trunks, Footlocker Men's Clothing Debt Help