Enjoyed a gorgeous holiday weekend out there with above normal temperatures, light winds, and dry conditions. Expect more of the same through early next week, with even some warming, before cool, unsettled weather returns later in the week, bringing a chance of rain and snow. Looking at variable high cloudiness through Monday with west winds 5-10 mph as highs reach the mid-60s. Weak ridging aloft will build over the area Tuesday, pushing temperatures into the upper 60s, cooling Wednesday and Thursday as the onshore flow strengthens. A Pacific storm will approach the California coast on Friday with increasing clouds and winds during the morning. At this time, it appears showers could develop by Friday afternoon with scattered showers lingering into Saturday as a weakening cold front passes through the region. The snow level will likely start out above 8,000 feet but could dip to around 7,000 feet overnight into Saturday, with around a half inch of rain possible. This is still a little ways out, and the specifics are likely to change. Check back often for updates, and Happy Easter!