Expect nice weather through our Thanksgiving Holiday, however, unsettled weather could return later in the weekend with more rain and snow possible next week! Looking at clear skies this evening with light winds overnight as lows drop into the 20s. A weak offshore flow will persist through midweek, generating gusty northeast winds to 35 mph below passes & canyons, but not forecast to be a strong Santa Ana wind event. With little cold air advection in place, temperatures will warm as daytime highs top out in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees through Thanksgiving Day, while overnight lows generally cool to the upper 20s and 30s. Breezy and a little cooler Friday, then increasing clouds Saturday with possible precipitation returning on Sunday. Preliminary forecasts have the snow level starting out near 6,500 feet on Sunday, falling to around 5,000 feet on Monday with the potential for a few inches of snow. Though computer forecast models still have a lot of discrepancy over our weekend storm, so if you're coming up for the big holiday weekend, be prepared for the possibility of winter weather and carry chains!