Our latest storm will continue progressing inland to our north through Friday with the moist onshore flow drawing an occasional weak disturbance through the area. This will bring widely scattered showers overnight with the snow level generally above 7,000 feet. As temperatures drop, we could even experience a few flurries around Big Bear and down to 6,500 feet, with only light accumulations possible. Lingering moisture could bring a few showers to our area on Friday. Otherwise, expect clearing skies with highs in the 40s, west to northwest winds 10-15 mph. As low pressure departs the region this weekend, a mild offshore flow will develop generating northeast winds of 10-15 mph, with gusts to 30 mph possible below passes and canyons. Temperatures will remain below average this weekend with highs in the mid-50s as lows cool to the upper 20s and 30s. Conditions will return to normal with warmer temps and dry weather. Seasonal weather will return next week with near-normal temperatures and dry conditions. Our next chance at precipitation may arrive towards next weekend, stay tuned!

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