An offshore flow will develop through the middle of the week, generating gusty northeast winds Wednesday into Thursday, especially below passes & canyons. We won't have a ton of cold air advection to work with, leading to warmer temperatures and a weak to moderate Santa Ana event. Expect mostly sunny skies out there today with highs in the upper 50s, northeast winds 5-10 mph. Clear tonight with lows in the 20s. Mostly sunny and breezy tomorrow with east to northeast winds 10-20 mph, stronger gusts near 40 mph are possible through the typical, wind-prone locations. Highs will remain in the mid to upper 50s through Thursday, while overnight lows drop into the 20s. Weak low pressure off Northern Baja will draw some mid & upper level moisture into the region later Thursday and Friday with a few sprinkles or flurries possible, if nothing else, a lot of high clouds. High pressure will finally begin to weaken and shift east on Friday into the weekend, allowing the onshore flow to return for increased clouds and cooler temperatures. As this ridge finally exits our area, the door should open for storms to dig further south into our area. We're looking at a potential closed low moving into the region early next week, bringing our first chance at rain and snow showers. At this time, this storm does look colder with better potential for some snowfall, though we've seen this before, and confidence remains low that far out. A couple more storms are possible later next week, which could keep cool and unsettled weather around through the middle of the month.