We are still looking at some cool and windy weather out there as a trough of low pressure remains situated over Northern California. As expected, it hasn't moved a lot, with the resulting flow generating a strong onshore flow across Southern California and a marine layer nearly 5,000 feet deep. This will support widely scattered light showers and drizzle across much of the area, with some of this moisture spilling into the mountains again this evening. Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies through tonight with west winds gusting 10-20 mph at times as lows cool to the upper 20s to lower 30s. A few light showers or flurries are possible overnight with little to no accumulation expected. If you're headed off the mountain, beware of dense fog and light rain on our lower coastal slopes. Continued partly cloudy, cool, and breezy on Thursday with highs in the mid-50s, west winds 10-15 mph with gusts near 25 mph possible. Low pressure will finally lift northeast out of the region on Friday with a gradual warm-up through the weekend. Highs will top out around 60 degrees on Friday, warming to the upper 60s on Saturday and lower 70s by Sunday. As high pressure strengthens across the region early next week, we will experience light offshore winds and continued warming as daytime temps reach the mid to upper 70s with dry weather ahead.