Well, snow probable for this weekend down to 2000 ft. with a mixture of snow and rain expected at even lower elevations. Possibility of thundershowers. Rain showers in the forecast from Saturday through Wednesday of next week. Here are parts of the report from NWS:
AS OF 3:30 AM PST WEDNESDAY...MAJOR CHANGE IN THE WEATHER BY THE WEEKEND. SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL TO AS LOW AS 2000 FEET WITH MIXING POSSIBLE AT EVEN LOWER LEVELS.ALL OF THE MAJOR MODELS AGREE THAT THE LEADING EDGE OF THE COLD AIR WILL MAKE ITS WAY HERE OVER THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE CWA BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND CONTINUE TO PROGRESS TO THE SOUTH OVERNIGHT ON FRIDAY AND INTO SATURDAY.SHOWERS WILL SPREAD NORTH TO SOUTH AND BY SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY THE CWA WILL HAVE A GOOD CHANCE OF PICKING UP SOME PRECIPITATION WITH THE MODELS CURRENTLY SHOWING BETWEEN A TENTH AND A QUARTER OF AN INCH EXPECTED IN URBAN LOCATIONS AND UP TO HALF AN INCH OVER FAVORED TERRAIN. THE STORMY PATTERN IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH AT LEAST THE FIRST HALF OF NEXT WEEK.SNOW LEVELS STILL LOOK LIKE THEY WILL DROP DOWN TO AROUND 2000 FEET WITH A RAIN/SNOW MIX EXPECTED AT EVEN LOWER LEVELS. WITH BOTH THE GFS AND ECMWF SHOWING 700 MB TEMPERATURES DOWN TO MINUS 16 THAT WOULD BRING A DEFINITE MIX TO AS LOW AS 1000 FEET IN SOME OF THE SHOWERS. WHO KNOWS...MAYBE THE TWIN PEAKS WILL EVEN SEE A BRIEF MIX. THE GFS ALSO SHOWS LIFTED VALUES NEAR ZERO SO WE MAY EVEN GET A FEW CLAPS OF THUNDER OUT OF THIS. INTERESTINGLY... LOOKING FURTHER OUT SHOWS A VERY WET SYSTEM WITH THE ECMWF/GDAPS/CANADIAN SOLUTION FOR LATE WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY WHILE THE GFS KEEPS US DRY. INCLINATION IS TO FAVOR THE WETTER MODELS AS CPC SHOWS US WITH ABOVE NORMAL PRECIPITATION FOR DAYS 6 THROUGH 14 WITH A GOOD CONFIDENCE LEVEL. WINTER IS FINALLY ARRIVING.