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In article <1992Dec13.172918.26548@u.washington.edu> tzs@carson.u.washington.edu (Tim Smith) writes:
>What's typical for weather on I-5 over the {Christmas|Solstice} holidays
>between Seattle and, say, Sacramento?  I'm only interested in weather that
>affects driving.
>
>Are there places that tend to get shut down by snow?  If so, how long do
>they stay shut down?  Are there particular times that tend to be bad?
>I know that there are places set up with signs to warn when chains are
>required, so I assume that at least sometimes they are needed, but how
>often does this happen?  Is there anything else I should know before I
>try this (I've only driven this in the spring or summer before -- never
>winter)?
>
>--Tim Smith


1) Portland can get hit with freezing rain/sleet 
2) I-5 begins to climb south of Eugene, and can be icy/snowy around Roseburg
3) The mountains at the OR/CA border others have mentioned
4) The stretch from Redding, CA to Sacremento can get very dense fog AND
   freezing temps AND nuts who still drive at 70+ MPH


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