Another late-season storm will swing through the region this weekend, bringing a round of cool and windy weather with rain and snow showers likely at times. The main low will approach the area through Saturday with clouds and winds increasing. We'll likely squeeze out some marine-layer driven light rain and drizzle throughout the day, mainly across our coastal & valley areas. Otherwise, partly to mostly cloudy, windy, and cooler with highs in the 40s to around 50 degrees, west winds 15-25 mph with gusts to 35 mph. As this system moves inland to our north, rain and snow showers will increase Saturday evening, continuing into Sunday. The snow level will also fall from around 8,000 feet on Saturday to near 5,500 feet overnight, bringing the potential for a dusting to a couple inches of snow. Rainfall amounts will generally run in the quarter-inch range, with locally more on the coastal slopes. Continued cool and windy on Sunday with highs in the 40s. Showers will taper off by Sunday night with clearing skies as lows drop into the 20s. Fair and warmer weather returns for Monday and Tuesday, ahead of another weak system forecast to bring possible showers towards midweek. If you have travel plans into the mountains this weekend, be prepared for the unsettled weather and carry those tire chains just in case!