Residual moisture from our recent storm, combined with a weak disturbance passing through the Great Basin today will bring us gusty west-northwest winds 15-30 mph at times and mostly cloudy skies. This system may even generate a few flurries through this afternoon with highs only in the 30s. The snow level could dip to around 5,500 feet with little to no accumulation expected. As this system passes to our east this evening, showers will dissipate with clearing skies tonight as lows drop into the upper teens. We'll return to mostly sunny skies on Sunday, continued cool and breezy as an offshore flow develops. Highs will creep into the lower 40s tomorrow with north to northeast winds 10-20 mph, stronger gusts to 40 mph can be expected below passes and canyons. High pressure will settle back over the area next week for fair weather and gradually warmer temperatures, with little change through next weekend.