Looking at clear skies out there this evening with light winds overnight lows cool to the 20s and 30s. Temperatures will remain well above average through midweek, cooling a tad over the weekend as another storm swings inland to our north, locally breezy at times, especially during the afternoons. High pressure will finally begin to weaken next weekend and shift east of our area, which may open the door for storms to start digging further south just in time for the Holidays. Being still about 10 days out, a lot can change, but our first shot at rain and snow could arrive around Christmas Eve, next Wednesday, possibly continuing into the New Year. The only concern is the origin of these storms drawing up moisture from the lower latitude, which tends to result in a warmer airmass and higher snow levels. Regardless, if planning to venture up to the mountains throughout the holidays, be prepared for winter weather driving and always carry chains!