Looking at a cool and windy start to the week as the onshore flow continues to strengthen ahead of a weak low-pressure system off the West Coast. This system will slide inland across the region on Monday night into Tuesday morning with scattered showers. The snow level could drop as low as 6,000 feet, bringing the potential for a dusting of snow, then fair and much warmer weather will return later in the week. Expect partly to mostly cloudyskies through Monday, with highs cooling to the lower 50s. West to southwest winds increasing 10-20 mph with gusts to 30 mph during the afternoon. Clouds will increase later in the day with scattered light showers possible through Tuesday. Watch for areas of dense fog on all the highways up and down the mountain. Colder as lows drop into the 20s, with highs on Tuesday only in the mid-40s. While precipitation totals look light, we'll still call this our Mother's Day storm, with a dusting of snow possible and rainfall amounts generally under a tenth of an inch. Be prepared if you have travel plans into the mountains. Clouds, winds, and showers should all decrease late Tuesday with a nice bump up in temperatures on Wednesday as high bounce back into the 60s. The warm-up will continue through the end of the week into the weekend as daytime highs reach the mid-70s!