Ashland, Oregon Weather
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Ashland, US
6:02 am, Apr 14, 2025
clear sky 42°F
Low: 41° High: 42°
clear sky
Humidity Humidity 68 %
Pressure Pressure 1018 mb
Wind 9 mph SE
Wind Gust Wind Gust 12 mph
Precipitation Precipitation 0 inch
Dew Point Dew Point 0°
Clouds Clouds 0%
Rain Chance Rain Chance
Snow Snow
Visibility Visibility 6 mi
Air Quality Air Quality Good
Moon Phase 0%
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Moonset Moonset
Sunrise Sunrise 5:30 am
Sunset Sunset 6:50 pm
Medford, Oregon Weather
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Medford, US
6:02 am, Apr 14, 2025
clear sky 44°F
Low: 44° High: 44°
clear sky
Humidity Humidity 68 %
Pressure Pressure 1017 mb
Wind 4 mph SSE
Wind Gust Wind Gust 6 mph
Precipitation Precipitation 0 inch
Dew Point Dew Point 0°
Clouds Clouds 0%
Rain Chance Rain Chance
Snow Snow
Visibility Visibility 6 mi
Air Quality Air Quality Good
Moon Phase 0%
Moonrise Moonrise
Moonset Moonset
Sunrise Sunrise 5:31 am
Sunset Sunset 6:51 pm
Grants Pass, Oregon Weather
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Grants Pass, US
6:02 am, Apr 14, 2025
clear sky 41°F
Low: 40° High: 42°
clear sky
Humidity Humidity 86 %
Pressure Pressure 1018 mb
Wind 0 mph
Wind Gust Wind Gust 0 mph
Precipitation Precipitation 0 inch
Dew Point Dew Point 0°
Clouds Clouds 0%
Rain Chance Rain Chance
Snow Snow
Visibility Visibility 6 mi
Air Quality Air Quality Good
Moon Phase 0%
Moonrise Moonrise
Moonset Moonset
Sunrise Sunrise 5:33 am
Sunset Sunset 6:53 pm

Weather and Climate Updates

Weather Year Round in Ashland Oregon

Before you head down to Ashland, you may want to know more about the climate, or the weather year round.

Ashland is a popular place to visit all year (mainly due to its famous Shakespeare Festival), but its peak popularity comes during the summer. Because of that, you should make sure you’re prepared with hotel reservations and the like, because it’s not only going to be a lot busier, but also a tad more expensive.
Temperatures in the summer are fairly mild: 80s during the day and around the 50s at night. August is usually when the temperature tends to reach its peak in the 90s.

If you’re looking for some cooler temperatures, winter isn’t too far behind. It gets pretty chilly; you’ll be looking at a range of 40s to 30s, so make sure you bring a coat. However, snow is uncommon in Ashland itself and will always melt during the day, so if you’re not a snow person, you’ll be happy to know it’ll just be a bit nippy.

If you’re driving to Ashland on I-5, however, you may have some snow slowing down traffic. If you are seeking some snow, you can go up to Mt. Ashland, where you’ll find a good ski lodge and great snowboard terrain park. It’s small, but it’s great for those looking for a good time in the snow or a fun weekend out with family.
You may be aware of Oregon’s rainy reputation, but in Ashland, it’s actually not that bad. People in Ashland only see less than 20 inches of rain per year, with most of the rain appearing between December and May. Because of this, they’ll see around 8-10 inches of snow a year, with the rest of the precipitation being light showers and occasionally hail. Thunderstorms are most common in the summer, and while they can be pretty dramatic, they’re fairly brief.

If you’re hoping to go to one of Oregon’s famous, sprawling vineyards and wineries, you’re going to have to take your trip outside of the winter. Most tend to close down during January and February, as well as being open only during weekends during the spring and fall. They’re open every day during the summer, luckily enough.

If you’re coming to Ashland for the Shakespeare Festival, then you hardly need to wait. It runs from February to October, so you can come anytime in between to check things out.