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Rogue Valley International Airport Fire Department

Rogue Valley International Airport Fire Department

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Current Conditions

LOCAL FIRE WEATHER Nov 21

Rogue Valley International Airport Fire Department
Slight Continuous Rain
54°F
42°F

High Fire Hazard

Rain, not freezing, continuous, slight, very high winds and high temperatures forecasted for the day.

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Rogue Valley International Airport Fire Department

County: Jackson

Rogue Valley International Airport Fire Department. (541) 776-2830 · Website. More. Directions. Advertisement. 3650 Fire Station Spur. Medford, OR 97504. Hours.

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