Looking at a nice start to the week with above normal temperatures yet again. That's all about to change as a pattern shift across the West sets us up for a period of cooler, more unsettled weather. Low pressure will dig south off the California Coast on today with increasing clouds and winds, especially later today. We'll likely stay dry throughout the day as highs cool to around 50 degrees, southwest winds 15-25 mph with gusts to 35 mph possible. A chance of showers will develop tonight as this low moves inland across Central and Southern California, with scattered showers persisting into Wednesday. The snow level could dip to around 6,000 feet with the potential for a dusting to an inch or two, mainly above 7,000 feet. Cooler and windy tomorrow with highs in the 40s as lows reach the upper 20s to lower 30s. Low pressure will exit on Thursday with decreasing clouds and showers, with cool and breezy conditions can be expected through the end of the week into the weekend. Attention quickly focuses on our next series of storms, which threatens to be stronger and colder with lower snow levels, bringing the potential for significant snowfall accumulations, with preliminary estimates up in the 1-2 foot range for next week. This is still a ways out and a lot can change, so check back often for updates!