Enjoying a gorgeous weekend out there with warmer temperatures and gusty winds at times as the onshore flow returns. Mostly sunny and warmer on Sunday as highs reach the mid-60s, west winds increasing 10-20 mph with gusts near 25 mph possible during the afternoon. Little change on Monday as highs remain in the 60s under weakening high pressure. Another low-pressure system will approach the area on Tuesday with clouds and winds on the increase throughout the day. Unfortunately, it looks like the bulk of this one is headed inland to our north, though we could squeeze out some showers as a weak frontal system passes through Tuesday evening. Highs will cool to the 50s with gusty west winds to 30 mph at times. The snow level will stick above 8,000 feet but could dip to around 6,000 feet late Tuesday night with the potential for a dusting of snow. Rainfall amounts across most of Southern California will remain under about a quarter of an inch, with locally a half inch possible on the lower coastal slopes. Conditions will clear out on Wednesday with near-normal temperatures and dry weather through the end of next week.