Looking at some blustery weather out there as low pressure moves east into the Four Corners region. This system will generate gusty offshore winds with good cold advection before temperatures return to normal this weekend. The offshore flow will begin to weaken today, allowing temperatures to reach the lower 40s this afternoon. Northeast winds continuing 5-15 mph with stronger gusts below passes and canyons. As this low exits to the east tomorrow, high pressure will build in from the west, leading to fair and warmer weather through the weekend. Daytime highs will top out in the mid-50s by Sunday with overnight lows generally in the 20s. At this time, it looks like above normal temperatures and dry weather will be with us through much of next week, with possibly some changes around the middle of the month. Conditions should remain ideal for round the clock snowmaking at local restions through Thursday, warming on Friday. Great for our resorts as Bear Mountain opens on Thursday, followed by Snow Summit on Friday with a perfect weekend ahead, get out and enjoy!