Looking at nice weather out there for the next couple of days with above normal temperatures and dry conditions. That will change by the weekend as a late-season Pacific storm pushes into the area, bringing rain and possibly some snow! Little change for today and tomorrow as highs reach the 60s with overnight lows in the 30s, west to southwest winds increasing 10-20 mph with gusts to 25 mph during the afternoons. Our storm will approach the area on Frday with clouds and winds on the increase during the morning. Rain showers should develop sometime Friday afternoon afternoon or evevning with showers likely over the weekend. Highs will cool to the 40s with gusty west winds to 35 mph at times. The snow level will start out above 8,000 feet on Friday, then lower to near 7,000 feet on Saturday, before falling to around 6,500 feet on Sunday, which could bring some light snow accumulations. Total rainfall amounts of around a half inch to an inch are possible, with locally 1-2 inches on the lower coastal slopes. Snowfall accumulations of a couple inches are possible above 6,500 feet, with several inches likely above 8,000 feet! Drier conditions will return on Monday, with fair and warmer weather currently expected through the middle of next week.