MORE RAIN AND SNOW IN SOCAL: A new storm system is moving in overnight Saturday into Sunday morning. Rain and snow will then continue throughout the week. Details in forecast from abc7alex
LOS ANGELES -- Southern California is going to see more rain and snow on Sunday and over the next several days.
A heavier cell of rain that arrived late Saturday night is continuing into Sunday morning, possibly bringing up to an inch of rain overnight in some areas.Los Angeles and Orange counties will see a high of 58 degrees on Sunday with some morning rain. The afternoon will remain cloudy and cool.Beaches on Sunday will see a high of 59 with some light rain.
Mountains will see some snow and cold winds Sunday morning, with a high of 36, dropping to 19 at night. Snow will return Monday at 6,000 feet.
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