Looking at another nice day out there with above normal temperatures, light winds, and dry conditions. That is forecast to change this week as a low-pressure system moves into the West Coast. This storm doesn't look strong, but could bring some light snowfall accumulations to the area ahead of a stronger storm possible next weekend. Expect mostly sunny skies today with highs in the lower 50s, northeast winds 5-10 mph turning southwesterly during the afternoon. Clear tonight with calm winds and lows in the 20s. We'll remain under mostly sunny skies tomorrow with highs in the mid-50s, west winds increasing 10-20 mph during the afternoon. A closed low-pressure system will approach the region Monday night with increasing clouds, leading to a chance of showers on Tuesday. As this low pushes through the area, scattered showers will persist into Wednesday before exiting on Thursday. Because this is a weaker, slow-moving system, it will have an opportunity to modify over the warmer waters of the Pacific. As a result, the snow level may start out above 7,000 feet on Tuesday, lowering to near 6,000 feet Tuesday night, then down around 5,000 feet on Wednesday. Accumulations look relatively light with just a couple of inches possible. Things should dry out Thursday and Friday ahead of a potentially stronger storm arriving around next weekend.