At the top of the hour, a live look at i95 in the south corner of the city. Sharon is watching the rest of s. Marty is over at first warning weather. We keep watching this frontal boundary march our way. We will put this moisture layer in motion. Very light shower activity is going to start over the mountains and approach us. Its not going to be a big deal. You can see a wet snow flake at the end of it. Look how mild it still is. 48 degrees, two shy of 50 on tv hill. Were pretty much at our high. Its 10 warmer than this time yesterday. By lunch 40, by bedtime 32 and continuing to fall. Here is Sharon Gibala at wjz traffic control. We have two issues. First of all, if youre traveli7 70 mount rooer ree mount erie road theres a deer in the road. Speeds still good on the beltway and on 95. Thats a live look outside at 95 just north of the beltway. Theres a look at 295 southbound at 175 looking at some volume there. That is right near where we have that accident that we were telling you abo
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We ll update this story throughout the day with the latest news about coronavirus and its effects in Oregon on Thursday, March 4.
Marion and Polk counties will stay in Oregon s high risk COVID-19 category
Marion and Polk counties will stay in Oregon’s “high-risk” category for COVID-19 restrictions next week, even if data show they should move back to “extreme risk.”
Gov. Kate Brown has changed the process for counties facing moves back to “extreme risk” to allow a two-week extension, her office said Thursday.
This will allow counties to re-focus efforts to drive back down creeping case numbers, and give local businesses additional certainty on their plans for operating, Brown said. If, at the end of the two-week extension, case rate data still puts the county at extreme risk, the county will move to that level.