Frost Advisory Issued for Oregon and Washington
Frost Advisory Issued for Oregon and Washington
US · Published Oct 13, 2026
• A Frost Advisory is currently in effect for portions of northwest and west-central Oregon, as well as southwest Washington, until 8 AM PDT on Tuesday, October 13,
• Temperatures are expected to drop as low as 33°F to 36°F (0.5°C to 2.2°C), leading to frost formation. This weather pattern is part of a broader shift that will see temperatures rise into the 80s°F (26°C) later in the week, followed by potential rainfall. Residents are advised to take precautions to protect sensitive outdoor vegetation from the cold conditions. The advisory highlights the potential for frost damage to plants if left uncovered.

Impact & Risks

The Frost Advisory poses a risk to sensitive outdoor vegetation, which could be harmed or killed if not adequately protected. Gardeners and farmers in the affected areas of northwest and west-central Oregon, as well as southwest Washington, should take immediate action to safeguard crops and plants. The advisory also warns of potential impacts on outdoor potted plants, which may need to be moved indoors temporarily. While the frost is expected to be short-lived, the potential for damage remains significant, especially for those unprepared for the sudden temperature drop.

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