Enjoying seasonal weather with near-normal temperatures and dry conditions, that will all change this weekend as another late-season low-pressure system rolls through the area. Expect mostly clear skies through Friday with highs in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, southwest winds gusting 10-20 mph during the afternoon. As low pressure approaches the California Coast on Saturday, clouds and winds will increase throughout the day. We might get through the day mostly dry before rain and snow increase towards the evening. Cooler and windy on Saturday with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s, west winds gusting 15-30 mph at times. Rain and snow showers will become more widespread Saturday night, lingering into Sunday morning. The snow level will start out around 8,000 feet, but could dip to around 6,000 feet by early Sunday. Rainfall amounts of around a quarter to half inch are possible, with locally an inch on the lower coastal slopes. When it comes to snowfall, we're not expecting a ton, but a dusting to a few inches is possible, enough to impact travel and make for icy roads. If you have to travel, especially on Sunday morning, be prepared for possible wintry weather and carry chains. Highs will drop into the 40s on Sunday with lows in the 20s, warming slightly early next week. Another system could brush the area towards the middle of next week with more unsettled weather possible.