SOCAL FORECAST: Region could see some light rain, cool temperatures on Sunday. Full forecast from abc7alex here:
While central and northern parts of the state are getting hit with heavier rainfall, Southern California on Sunday can expect just some light drizzle and cooler temperatures.
Los Angeles and Orange counties will see about a 10% chance of some rain on Sunday, with temperatures hitting about 76 degrees. Similar conditions can be expected over the next several days.Beaches will remain cool Sunday, with some drizzle possible in the morning, and a high of 73 by the afternoon. Mountain communities will be cloudy during the day, with a high of 65, and dip to a chilly 37 at night.
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