Another late-season storm will swing through the region this weekend, bringing a round of cool and windy weather with scattered rain and snow showers likely. The main low will approach Southern California this evening with showers now reaching the coast. This moisture will push inland over the next few hours with rain and snow showers on the increase. The snow level will climb to near 7,000 feet with gusty west winds continuing 15-25 mph at times. As this system moves inland tonight, rain and snow showers will continue overnight into Sunday morning. The snow level will also come back down, falling to around 5,500 feet with the potential for a dusting to around an inch or two of snow. Rainfall amounts of a quarter of an inch can be expected in most areas, with locally more in a few locations, especially on our lower coastal slopes. Continued cool and windy tomorrow with highs in the 40s as showers decrease by afternoon. Skies will clear Sunday night as lows drop into the 20s. Fair and warmer weather returns through the first half of the week with highs back up near 60 degrees. We do have another shot at a few showers towards Thursday, but it doesn't look like anything significant at this time, with fair and much warmer weather expected next weekend. If you have travel plans into the mountains this weekend, be prepared for the unsettled weather and carry those tire chains just in case!