SoCal on Sunday can expect light rain and slight temperature drop
Temperatures are expected to drop in Southern California on Sunday with some light rain falls over parts of the region, but that'll make way for a pleasant week ahead.
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Mostly cloudy and breezy in the early evening hours, then calming a bit. Temperatures will fall into the upper 20s.
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Sunday forecast: wet weather to subside
The weekend rain is expected to dry out by Sunday evening. Dry weather will return for the start of the work week. A slight warming trend will also kick in on Tuesday.
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Light rain, winds forecast this weekend in L.A. County
Light rain and windy conditions are expected in and around L.A. County this weekend, but the precipitation is expected to subside by Monday, forecasters said.
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