A pair of cutoff lows sitting over the Southern California coastal waters will meander around tonight, bringing additional moisture and instability into the region. This system may even retrograde slightly westward, drawing wrap-around moisture back into our area. This should bring an increase in rain and snow showers tonight, where a winter storm warning has been extended through 10 AM Saturday. The snow level should also drop back down to around 6,500 feet overnight with accumulations of 2-4 inches likely, isolated higher amounts near 6 inches are possible, especially in eastern areas. Continued cold and breezy tonight as lows drop into the upper 20s to lower 30s, east-southeast winds gusting 10-20 mph at times. Snow showers will persist on Saturday, slowly tapering off later in the day as low pressure exits the region. Expect a chilly weekend ahead with highs only reaching the 30s Saturday, warming slightly to the lower 40s on Sunday, with overnight lows in the 20s. High pressure aloft will begin to build on Sunday, leading to fair and slightly warmer weather as we head towards the Thanksgiving Holiday. If planning travel into the mountains, be prepared for hazardous, winter weather driving conditions and always carry chains!