Well, our first storm of the season did about as expected bringing some beneficial rainfall to all of Southern California! There was some higher elevation snowfall, but most of it remained confined above 9,000 feet and further to our west. We do have colder air filtering into the region at this time, and with any lingering showers, some light snow is possible, but accumulations if any, will also remain light. Otherwise, expect clearing skies tonight with chilly temps as lows drop into the mid and lower 20s. As this low departs the area, expect cool and breezy conditions to persist through Wednesday with highs in the lower to mid 50s, north winds 10-15 mph through the afternoon. A weak offshore flow will develop on Thursday and Friday, but strong Santa Anas are not anticipated as daytime highs remain in the 50s with overnight lows in the upper 20s and 30s, northeast winds to 15 mph at times. High pressure will strengthen over the weekend, leading to fair and warmer weather with highs back into the 60s. Another trough of low pressure will push into the West Coast early next week, generating gusty west winds and cooler temperatures, but precipitation will remain north of our area for now.