A pair of low-pressure systems will move through the area this weekend, bringing a chance of rain and snow, gusty west winds, and colder temperatures. Expect increasing clouds and winds throughout the day today, cooler with highs in the 50s, west winds gusting to near 30 mph during the afternoon. This first system is headed inland to our north with just a few showers possible tonight into Saturday morning. The snow level will remain above 8,000 feet, but could drop to around 7,000 feet Saturday morning. Showers will taper off on Saturday with cool and breezy conditions under partly cloudy skies as highs cool the uper 40s and lower 50s. Another, colder low will arrive on Sunday with rain and snow likely. The snow level should also fall to around 5,500 feet by Sunday night, with the potential for a couple inches of snow, with a few inches possible above 7,000 feet. Continued cold and windy with highs in the 40s as lows dip into the 20s. Showers will taper off Monday morning with fair and warmer weather returning by midweek. If you have travel plans into the mountains this weekend, be prepared for unsettled weather and don't put away those tire chains just yet!