LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A storm system that doused Southern California with rain Saturday might deliver some showers on New Year’s Eve.
Light to average rain might pop up someday Sunday afternoon however the system could also be headed a bit additional south that it might keep away from the Los Angeles space. However, you continue to may wish to pack your umbrella.
Conditions ought to clear up by New Year’s Day in time for the Rose Parade. Another system, nonetheless, is predicted to roll into Southern California someday Wednesday, and that is anticipated to deliver much more rain.
Here’s what the temperatures will appear like:
Los Angeles and Orange counties will probably see these mild showers someday within the afternoon Sunday amid temps within the low 60s.
The valleys and Inland Empire will see related situations with a excessive of 59 levels.
A excessive surf warning is in impact till 2 a.m. Monday as seaside communities will probably see massive surf, with 10-15 foot waves on Sunday.
Mountains might be cloudy and chilly Sunday, with a excessive of 43 and some inches of snow at elevations over 5,500 ft.
Deserts can anticipate a excessive of 55 with some night showers.
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