Low pressure moving through the Great Basin will bring an increasing offshore flow generating gusty north to northeast winds 15-30 mph locally, with gusts over 50 mph possible in the wind prone locations. Expect mostly sunny skies Continued cool and breezy through Friday with highs in the 40s as overnight lows drop into the 20s. Winds will shift more out of the northeast to east this weekend, allowing temperatures to climb back into the 50s. A closed/cutoff low is still forecast to develop off the Southern California coast on Sunday before moving east over Northern Baja on Monday. This could draw wrap-around moisture across the region bringing a chance of showers on Monday. This system will tap into subtropical moisture, as a result, we'll be looking at fairly high snow levels, generally above 9,000 feet. Clouds and wind should increase on Sunday, with a chance of showers Sunday afternoon through Monday. Rainfall amounts should remain light, mostly under a quarter of an inch with those high snow levels. Low pressure will exit to the east on Tuesday with fair and gradually warmer weather the remainder of the week.