Enjoyed a cool and breezy start to the week with warmer weather ahead through midweek. Another low-pressure system will slide inland south of the area on Thursday and could generate a few showers across the region. If this low pulls a little further to the north, we could see some convective showers or thunderstorms with dry and warmer weather on tap for the weekend. Expect mostly clear skies tonight as lows cool to the 20s. Mostly sunny and warmer on Tuesday with highs in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, southwest winds 5-10 mph at times. Partly cloudy skies return on Wednesday with a high near 60°, increasing southwest winds to 10-20 mph during the afternoon. Clouds and winds will increase on Wednesday night with a chance of showers on Thursday. This is a warmer system coming up from the south and tapping into tropical/subtropical moisture; as a result, the snow level will remain well above 8,000 feet. Rainfall amounts of around a tenth of an inch are possible. Conditions will dry out on Friday with warmer temperatures over the weekend as highs reach 70 degrees, cooling early next week.