Looking and blustery conditions over the next few days as an offshore flow supports chilly temps and gusty Santa Ana winds. Another storm could bring more rain and snow by New Year's, but the exact details are known at this time. Expect mostly sunny skies on Sunday with highs in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. Winds increasing from the north to northeast 10-20 mph, pushing wind chill values into the teens a 20s throughout the day, bundle up out there! The offshore flow will persist through early next week maintaining below normal temperatures and gusty offshore winds 15-30 mph at times with stronger gusts near 60 mph below passes and canyons. Low pressure will approach the area on Wednesday with clouds and winds increasing, leading to more unsettled weather on New Year's Day. Still ironing out the details, but this has the potential to be another fairly wet storm with high snow levels, at least initially, stay tuned. If you have travel plans into the mountains throughout the holidays, be prepared for winter weather driving conditions and always carry chains! The SpaceX launch from Vandenberg scheduled for Saturday was scrubbed, rescheduled for Sunday 12/28 at 6:09 PM, look towards the west.