Looking at a nice weekend out there with above normal temperatures and dry conditions. The onshore flow will strengthen in the coming days for cooler temperatures and gusty west winds. As low-pressure slides through the Great Basin, we'll set up more of a northerly to weak offshore flow Monday into Tuesday. Thereafter, forecast models offer quite the spread, ranging from continued dry weather to cooler and unsettled with possible precipitation. We'll likely remain somewhere in the middle with some rain or snow showers possible later Wednesday into Thursday with relatively light amounts currently forecast. Expect mostly sunny skies out there today with highs in the mid to upper 50s, west winds 5-10 mph during the afternoon. Clear tonight with light winds as lows drop into the upper 20s to lower 30s. Breezy and a little cooler tomorrow as we drop into the mid and lower 50s, west winds 10-15 mph during the afternoon with gusts to 25 mph possible. As this low slides by to our northeast on Monday, expect a weak offshore flow to develop. There will be some cold air advection to knock highs back down in the 40s with northeast winds 5-15 mph, gusting to near 40 below passes & canyons. Winds will weaken and shift onshore on Tuesday ahead of our approaching trough on Wednesday. We can expect increasing clouds and winds on Wednesday, with rain and snow showers possible on Wednesday afternoon into Thursday. At this time, it looks like a fairly weak system with iffy snow levels, around 6,000-7,000 feet. Drier weather should return on Friday with some minor warming into next weekend.