An unseasonably cold low-pressure system continues to wobble around Northern California today, bringing a strong onshore flow into Southern California, deep enough for scattered light showers. This has also generated gusty west winds and much cooler temperatures, running 10-20 degrees below average. Expect partly cloudy skies today with highs in the lower 50s, west winds 10-20 mph gusting to near 25 mph through this afternoon. As the onshore flow strengthens again tonight, moisture will spill into the mountains with a chance of light rain, drizzle, or even a few flurries as lows dip into the upper 20s. The snow level will remain above 6,000 feet with little to no accumulation. Continued cool and breezy tomorrow under partly cloudy skies as highs reach the mid-50s. The low-pressure system will lift northeast and exit the region on Friday, allowing high pressure to build over the area this weekend. Temperatures will return to normal (70°/39°) with light offshore winds. High pressure will strengthen further early next week, driving daytime temps back into the mid-70s through, cooling slightly later in the week. Overall, a fairly typical spring forecast as troughing along the West Coast trades places with high pressure, and back again.