A pair of cutoff lows still sitting off the Southern California coast/Northern Baja, will slowly drift east overnight bringing wrap-around moisture back into the region. This will bring scattered snow showers possible at times as lows cool to the upper 20s to lower 30s, east winds gusting 10-15 mph at times. The snow level should also drop back down around 6,500 feet where accumulations of 2-4 inches are possible, with isolated higher amounts. We will remain under mostly cloudy skies through Saturday with scattered snow showers continuing, tapering off later in the day as low pressure finally exits the region. Temperatures will remain 10-15 degrees below normal with highs only reaching the 30s Saturday, warming slightly to the lower 40s on Sunday, while overnight lows cool to the 20s. High pressure will begin to strengthen on Sunday, leading to fair and slightly warmer weather heading towards Thanksgiving Holiday weekend. If planning travel into the mountains, be prepared for hazardous, winter weather driving conditions and always carry chains!