Low pressure will approach the Southern California coast on Thursday with clouds and winds increasing through the morning. Showers should develop by afternoon and continue off and on into Friday. Any precipitation that does materialize should remain on the light side. The snow level will start out above 8,000 feet with highs in the upper 40s on Thursday. Gusty south to southwest winds will also accompany this storm with gusts 10-20 mph at times. Scattered showers will continue Thursday night into Friday as the snow level fluctuates around 7,000-8000 feet, possibly dipping a little lower during those overnight periods. Wrap-around moisture could bring a few lingering showers into Saturday morning with clearing skies by afternoon. Rainfall amounts should generally remain in the tenth to third of an inch range, with an inch or two of snow possible, especially at resort level. As the low departs on Saturday, an offshore flow will develop Sunday into Monday. This will maintain near-normal temperatures and breezy conditions at times. High pressure will strengthen by the middle of next week for fair and warmer weather.