A trough of low pressure moving through the Great Basin today will generate gusty northeast winds over 50 mph in the favored wind-prone locations below passes & canyons. Continued cool and breezy for us with highs in the 40s, northeast winds 10-20 mph with gusts near 30 mph possible, mainly western areas. Winds will shift out of the east this weekend, cutting off cold air advection and allowing daytime temperatures to climb back into the 50s, with overnight lows in the 20s. A closed is still forecast to develop off the Southern California coast on Sunday before moving east over Northern Baja on Monday. Clouds and wind will increase Saturday night and Sunday, with a chance of showers on Monday. This looks to be a fairly weak system for us resulting in only light precipitation amounts, if any at all, and high snow levels, mostly above 9,000 feet. Highs will remain in the 50s through early next week, warming to the 60s, even nearing 70 again later in the week.