Looking at more cool and unsettled weather across Southern California this weekend, continuing well into next week. A cold front currently over Central California will slide south and weaken as it passes through our area on Saturday with showers likely. A southerly flow developing out ahead of this front will advect enough warm air to hold the snow level up around 9,000 feet. Additionally, gusty south to southwest winds will develop 10-20 mph with gusts near 30 mph as temperatures reach the mid to upper 40s on Saturday. Scattered showers will persist into Sunday as we gradually step the snow level down a bit, lowering from near 8,000 feet later Saturday behind the front, to around 7,000 feet sometime Sunday. This could bring snow into play over some of our higher mountain passes, such as Arctic Circle and Onyx Summit, something to keep in mind if headed home on Sunday. We may get another break in the action Sunday night into Monday before a closed low-pressure system approaches from the west. Though with a moist onshore flow, a few scattered showers may continue at times with the snow level lowering to around 6,000 feet on Monday or Tuesday. Rain and snow showers will increase on Tuesday with a chance of showers continuing at times through the end of next week as our parade of storms continues. Rainfall amounts of around 0.50"-1.00" can be expected through this weekend, with a few inches of snow possible up at resort level. We do have a better chance for accumulating snowfall down to lake level by the middle of next week, but the exact details are still tbd. If you have travel plans into the mountains, be prepared for possible winter weather driving conditions and always carry chains!