Looking at another nice day out there with above normal temperatures and dry conditions. That storm rolling inland to our north will generate gusty west winds to 25 mph at times through the end of the week with some minor cooling. A little warmer again over the weekend, then cooler next week, as a new series of Pacific Storms is poised to bring some unsettled weather into our area. We'll remain under clear skies this evening with light winds as lows cool to the 30s. Expect a repeat tomorrow with highs in the 60s as gusty west winds continue. High pressure aloft will strengthen over the weekend with warmer temperatures and light offshore winds. The onshore flow will begin to strengthen early next week as high pressure weakens ahead of a deepening trough off the West Coast. This system is forecast to dig further south into our area with rain and snow possible by the end of the week. Exact details are currently unknown, but at this time it appears showers could begin late Wednesday with rain and snow showers possible Thursday into Friday. Will iron out the details as we get closer, so stay tuned!