An inside slider will drop into the Great Basin on Wednesday into Thursday, ushering in chilly temperatures with good cold air advection. This will knock highs into the 30s through the end of the week, while overnight lows drop into the teens, great snowmaking weather for resorts! Being an inside slider, this storm won't have a ton of moisture associated, but if it tracks far enough west and taps into the departing low, we could squeeze out a few snow showers later Wednesday or Thursday morning. Should precipitation materialize, the snow level will drop to 6,000 feet, possibly down around 5,000 feet overnight/early Thursday where an inch or two is possible. This system will also generate gusty northwest winds 20-40 mph through Thursday with stronger gusts near 60 mph on the desert slopes. The flow will turn more from the north to northeast Thursday into Friday with gusty offshore winds below passes and canyons through the weekend. Expect fair and slightly warmer weather over the weekend, with more significant warming next week and occasional offshore winds.