Here are the advisories: For the North & Central Coast: A HIGH WIND WARNING IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 AM SUNDAY. For the South Coast: A HIGH WIND WARNING  IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 AM SUNDAY.

For the Willamette Valley: A WIND ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 AM SUNDAY.

For the North Cascades:  A WINTER STORM WARNING IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ( 10-15″ of snow overnight and 6-9″ of snow Sunday)

The forecast for the Southern Willamette Valley: Rain changing to showers late tonight and windy ( S 15-25 mph increasing to SW 25-35 gusts to 45 mph) low 40. Mostly cloudy Sunday with a 50% chance of showers & breezy  ( W 15-25 gusts to 40 mph decreasing  to SW 10-15 mph in the afternoon) high 49 low 39. It looks like Monday will be mostly cloudy  and dry high 51. Just a slight (20%) chance of rain at night low 40. After a lot of morning clouds there will be a mix of clouds and sun on Tuesday high 51 and mostly cloudy at night low 40. Wednesday and Wednesday night just a (50%) chance of rain high low. Rain will be likely (60% chance) Thanksgiving Day and  at night high 52 low 40. Friday through Saturday a (50%) chance of rain high in the low 50s low near 40.

In the Cascades of Lane County: Rain/snow tonight snow level will rise from 4,000′ to 5,500′ tonight 10-15″ snow accumulation and wind SW 20-30 gusts to 50 mph on exposed ridges. Snow levels will fall to  2,500′ with 6-9″ additional snow possible. Snow level 3,000′ rising to 3,500′ late Sunday night. For Monday it will rise to 6,500′ with a slight chance of rain during the day and at night. Snow levels will remain above the passes through Thanksgiving day falling to 5,000′ at night, 4,000′ Friday and 3,000′ Friday night, rising to 4,500′ Saturday. The days of rising snow levels will not help the cause of area skiers. For skiers Mt. Bachelor is open, Hoodoo plans to open  the Friday after Thanksgiving, and Willamette Pass still needs more snow but hopes to open for the Thanksgiving weekend.