As expected, we picked up a couple inches of wet snow overnight with a little more up a resort level. This low was parked just off the Southern California coast overnight bringing heavier precipitation to our west dumping a foot of snow across the San Gabriel range. Low pressure will remain offshore and meander around today with wrap-around moisture bringing us partly to mostly cloudy skies with scattered snow showers continuing. The snow level will hover around 6,500 feet with highs only in the 30s. Snow showers will continue tonight before tapering off on Saturday as this storm slowly departs the region, leaving us with a cool, winter-like weekend. Daytime temperatures will reach the upper 30s on Saturday, warming slightly to the lower 40s on Sunday, while overnight lows drop into the upper teens and 20s. Total snowfall accumulations of 4-8 inches are still expected, with isolated higher amounts near a foot or more possible, especially above 7,000 feet. High pressure will strengthen across the region next week for slightly warmer temperatures and dry weather leading up to the Thanksgiving Holiday. Longer range is hinting at more unsettled weather returning towards the end of the month, giving us a great start to our winter season! If you're heading up to the mountains this weekend, be prepared for winter weather driving conditions and always carry those chains, as we currently have R2 chain restrictions in effect coming up to Big Bear!