Enjoyed a beautiful sring weekend as our stretch of above normal temperatures is finally about to end. High pressure will weaken and shift east in the coming days, allowing a trough to return to the West Coast. This will initiate a cool-down beginning Monday with a chance of showers around midweek. Mostly sunny, breezy, and a tad cooler Monday as highs drop into the 60s, west winds continuing 10-20 mph at times. The cool down will continue through the end of the week as highs reach the 50s, closer to average, while overnight lows remain in the 30s. A low-pressure system will pass inland to our north later Tuesday into Wednesday with deeper moisture staying to our north; however, we could squeeze out a few light showers Tuesday night or Wednesday. Rainfall amounts look on the light side with snow confined to the highest elevations, above 8,000 feet. Temperatures will recover a bit by next weekend as our long-range forecast remains dry. Also worthy of noting, we have seen a cluster of thunderstorms fire up over Sonora Mexico, this is associated with an upper level disturbance and not an early start to the monsoon season, but it could generate a few thunderstorms to our east over the next few days, no convection is expected over our area.