Looking at another nice day out there today with above normal temperatures as highs reach the mid-60s, west winds gusting 10-20 mph through the afternoon. A little warmer again tomorrow into the weekend, then cooler next week, as a new series of Pacific Storms is poised to bring some unsettled weather into our region. High pressure aloft will strengthen this weekend with warmer temperatures and light offshore winds. The onshore flow will begin to strengthen early next week as high pressure weakens ahead of a deepening trough off the West Coast. This system is forecast to dig further south into our area with rain and snow possible by the end of the week. Still quite a bit of disagreement amongst forecast models on the details, but there is consensus that we'll see rain and higher-elevation snow. This system has tapped into remnants from a typhoon in the West Pacific, so snow levels will not be particularly low, though preliminary estimates bring in around an inch of rain across most of SoCal, with more on the lower coastal slopes, and some snow on the tail end of the storm. Additional details to come!