As the tail-end of a weak low pressure system exits the Eastern Sierra this morning, a few scattered flurries could linger with no new accumulation. Expect highs in the low 20s around 10,000’ and NE winds gusting up to 70mph over ridgetops in the morning before calming considerably in the afternoon and shifting out of the E.
For Wednesday, expect sunny skies before another weak cold front results in increased winds, and possibly some scattered flurries in the evening, unfortunately with no accumulation expected. Temperatures will rebound to above normal for the weekend, before dropping again with another cold front, possibly ushering in unsettled weather for next week.