We saw a lot of high clouds around today as an area of low pressure digs through the Great Basin. This low will pull east tomorrow, setting up tighter offshore gradients with gusty northeast winds expected, especially below passes and canyons. There will also be limited cold air advection to draw temperatures down a bit, warming across our coastal & valley areas. Expect variable high cloudiness this evening, becoming clear overnight as lows cool to the 30s. Mostly sunny and breezy on Friday with northeast winds 10-15 mph and gusts near 20 mph. Stronger gusts to 40 mph are possible through the usual wind-prone locations with highs in the lower 50s. The offshore flow will weaken this weekend, allowing temps to recover with highs back in the 60s by Saturday and Sunday, while overnight lows drop into the upper 20s and 30s. East winds 10-15 mph on Saturday, turning southwesterly on Sunday. Weak ridging aloft will break down early next week, producing a gradual cooling trend as the onshore flow strengthens. There's even a chance of some unsettled weather returning towards the end of next week, but confidence remains low in the details at this time.