Low pressure dropping south off the Southern California coast today will draw mid and upper-level moisture across the region with a few sprinkles or showers possible. Highs in the mid-40s with southwest winds gusting 10-20 mph during at times. This low will track inland to our south today with a few flurries or showers possible, the snow level will remain around 7,000 feet. Unfortunately, we're just too far away from the center of the low for significant precip or colder air. An inside slider will pass throught the Great Basin tomorrow into Thursday, while this storm will be lacking moisture, a few flurries or snow showers cannot be ruled out. This system will also generate gusty northwest winds 20-40 mph through Thursday, transitioning to a drier offshore flow on Friday. This should make for great snowmaking at resorts through Friday! Expect fair and slightly warmer weather over the weekend, with more significant warming next week as our forecast remains dry.