Looking at a blustery day out there today as low pressure passes by to our northeast. This system will generate gusty offshore winds with good cold advection. Winds will decrease tonight, except continued gusty below passes and canyons as lows drop into the teens and 20s. The offshore flow will weaken slightly tomorrow, allowing temperatures to make it back into the lower 40s, but still brisk. Northeast winds will also continue 5-15 mph with stronger gusts below passes and canyons. As this low exits to the east on Friday, high pressure will build in from the west, leading to fair and warmer weather through the weekend. Daytime highs will reach 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 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 tomorrow, warming on Friday. Great for our resorts as Bear Mountain opens tomorrow, followed by Snow Summit on Friday with a perfect weekend ahead.