Still looking at windy, cold, and wet weather across Southern California as a moist onshore flow draws weak disturbances into the area. A new cold front sweeping down the coast will pass through Southern California tonight. This should bring another round of moderate to possibly heavy precipitation and lower snow levels. At this time, it looks like drier conditions will return to the area through the middle of the week. Expect mostly cloudy skies this evening with rain changing to snow. Temperatures will drop into the lower 30s with southwest winds gusting 25-45 mph at times, snow level gradually lowering to around 6,000 feet. Snow showers are likely overnight as the snow level hovers around 6,000 feet with lows in the upper 20s. With a few inches of snow possible overnight, be extra cautious on the roads. Recent rain combined with freezing temperatures and accumulating snowfall will make for icy travel through Monday morning. Showers will taper off Monday afternoon with a cold and windy start to the week. Highs will remain in the 30s to around 40 degrees with southwest winds gusting 15-30 mph at times. Higher pressure is forecast to build over Southern California for the remainder of the week, leading to drier conditions and seasonal weather. There is a closed low developing off the California coast, but is currently forecast to remain too far offshore for any major impact across our area. If you have travel plans into the mountains, be prepared for possible winter weather driving conditions and always carry chains!