A low-pressure system sliding inland just to our north will bring a moist onshore flow with rain and snow showers continuing through tonight. We've already received a decent dusting of snow, and the snow level will fall to around 5,500 feet overnight with the potential for a couple inches of snow. If you have travel plans through Sunday, be careful on the roads, carry chains, and watch for areas of ice on the roads! Cold and windy out there with lows in the 20s, west winds gusting 15-25 mph at times. We could see a few lingering snow showers through Sunday morning, otherwise clearing, cool and windy with highs in the lower 40s. West to northwest winds gusting to around 30 mph, decreasing around sunset. Low pressure should exit to our east by Sunday evening, making for a chilly night as lows drop into the 20s. Expect fair and warmer weather through early next week as daytime highs get back up around 60 degrees, with overnight lows in the upper 20s and 30s. Afternoons will remain breezy at times, and our forecast dry. Another weak low-pressure system may skirt the area around Thursday with a few showers possible, then anticipate a nice warm-up next weekend as daytime highs approach 70 degrees.