Low pressure will exit the region on Wednesday, bringing cool and breezy conditions to the area. Expect partly cloudy skies with highs in the mid-50s, west winds continuing 10-20 with gusts near 25 mph, decreasing after sunset. Fair and a little warmer through the end of the week as weak ridging aloft strengthens with highs back up around 60 degrees, while overnight lows generally cool to the 20s. Another weak storm could brush the area on Saturday with a few showers possible, but again, this system will mostly remain to our north, and precipitation amounts if at all, should be light. Our forecast looks dry for next week with near-normal temperatures and locally breezy afternoons, very seasonal. Another weak storm will slide inland to our north around the middle of the week, but at this time, we're not expected much more than some clouds and gusty winds.