A trough of low pressure will dig through the region today, ushering in gusty winds, cooler temperatures and even a chance of snow showers, though not expecting much. The main story will really be the winds & cooler temps, though winds will not be quite as strong as our weak system earlier in the week with southwest winds gusting to around 40mph locally. Highs will also struggle to make it out of the 30's, with a few locations topping out around 40-degrees. With limited moisture associated, expect variable cloudiness with a few snow showers possible; the snow level could fall as low as 4,500 feet with just a dusting to around an inch or so not out of the question. Clouds and winds will be on the decrease later this evening, making for an unseasonably cold night as lows dive into the teens and 20's. High pressure will rebuild tomorrow through the weekend, effectively pushing afternoon highs back in the 60's, possibly near 70 Sunday in a few locations. Expect very minor cooling through the first half of next week, with more significant cooling on tap for us later in the week as another trough of low pressure approaches the west coast; in all, very typical spring-time weather in southern California!