A trough moving east will deposit some cooler air across the region with temperatures running about 5 degrees below average for the remainder of the week. A series of Pacific storms could bring cold and unsettled weather to the region later Thursday through the weekend. While the 7-day forecast looks like it will rain or snow for several days, keep in mind there is only a chance for precipitation each day. With currently the greatest threat Thursday night/Friday morning from storm #1, storm #2 is possible Saturday into Sunday. But there are still a lot of details to iron out with timing, intensity, and snow levels as one or both of these systems could also draw in warmer moisture off the Pacific. Expect a cool day today under mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid 40's, southwest winds 5-10mph, little change on Wednesday. Our next Pacific storm will drop southward across the state Thursday with increasing clouds and winds throughout the day. At this time, it looks like showers could develop Thursday evening with rain and snow showers into Friday. Additional storms may be fast on the heels with more unsettled weather likely through the weekend, possibly spilling into early next week. There is the potential for widespread rain and mountain snow at times, so be ready for a mixed bag of weather beginning Thursday, additional details to come! When visiting the mountains during the winter months, always be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions and carry tire chains.