Looking at another nice day out there today under sunny skies with light & variable winds to 10 mph as highs reach the mid to upper 40's. Our newest storm will approach the area tomorrow with clouds and winds increasing throughout the day. Scattered rain and snow showers could develop by afternoon as the onshore flow ramps up, but the heaviest should arrive overnight into Friday morning. We could start out as snow Thursday with the snow level near 6,000 feet, climbing to around 7,000 feet Thursday night as a southerly flow advects warmer moisture in off the Pacific. The snow level could once again drop Friday morning with some post-frontal showers lingering into Friday. Total rainfall amounts of around a quarter to half-inch are possible with up to an inch on the lower coastal slopes. 1-3" of snow is also possible through Friday, especially at resort level, which could make for some icy roadways. Another system will arrive over the weekend with generally light rain and snow showers expected, turning colder by Sunday into early next week. Longer-range forecasts keep the door open for additional storms, at this time, things look pretty dry next week, but that is subject to change, stay tuned! When visiting the mountains during the winter months, always be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions and carry tire chains.