Looking at a nice fall weekend out there with major cool-down expected through next week as we experience our first winter-like storm system of the season! Expect mostly sunny skies Sunday with highs in the 50s, west to northeast winds 10-15 mph at times. A closed low-pressure system will dig south off the California Coast on Monday for increasing clouds and wind throughout the day. Highs will remain in the 50s with west winds 15-25 mph and gusts to 35 mph possible. This storm will roll inland across Central California on Monday night, pushing a weakening cold front south through our area with showers developing Monday night into Tuesday. The snow level may even dip down around 5,000 feet, bringing our first few flakes of the season. Precipitation amounts look relatively light south of LA, where a half inch of rain is possible with a couple inches of snow across the higher elevations, mainly above about 6,000 feet. Colder by midweek as highs drop into the 40s with lows down in the 20s. Low pressure will exit eastward on Wednesday with continued cool and breezy conditions through the end of the week, warming slightly next weekend.