Looking at some soggy weather moving into the region this evening as low pressure to our north pushes a weakening cold front through the area. This system has also tapped into subtropical moisture, so the snow level will generally remain above 8,000 feet. Mostly cloudy, windy, cold, and wet tonight with showers continuing. West winds gusting 15-30 mph as lows overnight drop into the 30s. After a few morning showers on Wednesday, expect clearing skies by afternoon. Cool and breezy with highs in the lower 50s, west to northwest winds gusting 15-25 mph at times. High pressure will build to our north Thursday and Friday, generating gusty offshore winds, mainly below passes and canyons. This will keep temperatures in check with highs in the mid-50s as lows cool to the 20s. This ridge will sink south over the weekend, leading to fair and warmer weather with daytime temps back in the mid-60s by Easter Sunday. Longer range looks dry through next week with above normal temperatures.