Looking at some cooler, windy weather out there this weekend with a chance for rain and snow showers at times. A series of low-pressure systems will brush the area, one passing inland to our north today with just some clouds and gusty west winds 15-30 mph at times. Expect increasing clouds and winds tonight as our next storm approaches with rain and snow showers devloping overnight. This will be a colder system digging a little further to the south, resulting in better precipitation across SoCal and lower snow levels. Highs will drop into the lower 40s on Sunday as the snow level lowers to around 6,000 feet. West to southwest winds will continue 15-25 mph with gusts near 35 mph. Scattered snow showers will linger Sunday night into Monday morning before tapering off by around midday. The snow level could fall as low as 5,000 feet with the potential for 1-3 inches of snow, possibly more above about 7,000 feet. If you have travel plans in the mountains through Monday, be prepared for winter weather driving conditions and always carry chains! As low pressure moves out Monday, weak ridging aloft will return through the middle of next week for fair & warmer weather. Another trough later in the week could bring additional cooling and possible showers.