The offshore flow will persist through Friday with gusty east to northeast winds and above normal temperatures. At the same time, a weak upper-level low will pass inland to our south, drawing tropical moisture northward for a chance of showers. Fair and a little warmer this weekend ahead of a broader trough of low pressure set to bring more cold and unsettled weather to the region next week. Expect mostly clear skies through this evening with east winds 5-15 mph, gusty below passes and canyons as lows drop into the 20s. Mostly sunny tomorrow with increasing high clouds by afternoon. East to southeast winds continuing 10-20 mph with highs in the mid to upper 50s. As this low skirts our area to the south Thursday night and Friday morning, we could squeeze out a few light rain or snow showers, but accumulations if any, look relatively light. Clearing and breezy on Friday with highs in the lower 50s. Weak ridging aloft will return over the weekend, pushing temperatures back up into the mid and upper 50s, while overnight lows generally cool to the 20s to lower 30s. The onshore flow will strengthen on Monday ahead of an approaching low-pressure system, with snow showers possible Tuesday and/or Wednesday. At this time, it looks like a fairly weak system, but colder with no tap into any atmospheric river. As a result, we could get snow levels down around 5,000 feet with the potential for at least a few inches of snow. This is still a week out, and a lot will likely change as we get closer, so check in often for updates!