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Right now in Grants Pass

Checked Oct 24, 2026 · 9:43 PM. Condition colors are for quick scanning; the words say the same thing.

  • Watch
    Wildfire. Listed within 50 miles: W Fork Evans Creek (21 mi, 283 acres, 75% contained); Morrison Creek Rd Mm 2.5 (23 mi, 0 acres); Garner Rd (24 mi). Fire details on InciWebSource: NIFC WFIGS / InciWeb · Oct 24, 2026 · 9:43 PM
  • Watch
    Evacuation levels. A fire is burning near here. Check your evacuation level now with the official county source. Josephine County website (emergency information)Source: County emergency management / Oregon Department of Forestry
  • OK
    Weather alerts. No active National Weather Service alerts. Forecast at weather.govSource: National Weather Service · Oct 24, 2026 · 9:43 PM
  • OK
    Air quality. AQI 44 (Good), mostly PM2.5, Grants Pass station. AirNow detailsSource: EPA AirNow · 10/24/26 21:00 PDT
  • Info
    Roads and passes. Check live road conditions, closures and cameras before you travel. You can also call 511. TripCheckSource: Oregon Department of Transportation
  • Info
    Power outages. Report or check an outage with your utility: Pacific Power. Pacific Power outage mapSource: Pacific Power
  • Info
    River flow. Rogue River at Grants Pass: 1,150 cubic feet per second. Gauge at USGSSource: USGS Water Services · Oct 24, 2026 · 9:30 PM
  • Info
    River flow. Applegate River near Wilderville: 160 cubic feet per second. Gauge at USGSSource: USGS Water Services · Oct 24, 2026 · 9:30 PM
  • Info
    Mountain snow. King Mountain SNOTEL (4,340 ft, 21 mi away): no snow on the ground. Station at NRCSSource: NRCS SNOTEL · 2026-10-23
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    Fishing. Weekly stocking, river and lake conditions by zone. ODFW Recreation ReportSource: Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife

For emergencies, follow official sources and call 911. Oregon Living is a local guide, not an emergency service, and is not the authority for any condition shown here. Wildfire and evacuation information always comes from your county and the state.