Enjoying a gorgeous weekend out there with above normal temperatures and dry conditions. That will change through early next week as another weak low-pressure system pushes through the region. Rainfall amounts generally look light, but we could also experience a little dusting of snow on Tuesday morning, then fair and much warmer weather arrives by next weekend. Expect variable high cloudiness this afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 60s, northerly winds 10-20 mph with gusts near 30 mph possible. Mostly clear and breezy tonight with lows in the 30s. We'll see a few high clouds around again tomorrow with highs cooling to the lower 60s, closer to average, with southwest winds continuing 10-20 and gusts to 30s. The onshore flow will increase on Monday, leading to gusty west winds and cooler temperatures as highs drop into the 50s. Low pressure will brush the area Monday night, deepening the marine layer enough to squeeze out some light rain and drizzle, though we could see the snow level dip to around 6,500 feet with some potential for a few flakes. Showers will taper off Tuesday morning with clearing skies by afternoon. Thereafter, a broad pattern change is expected across the West, which should lead to stronger ridging and warmer temperatures through the middle of the month. Daytime highs could even approach 80 degrees by next weekend.