LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Scattered thunderstorms popped up across Southern California on Monday afternoon, bringing heavy rain and hail to parts of the region.
Strong thunderstorms moved into the San Clemente area, producing heavy rain. In Temecula, lightning strikes, hail and heavy rain hit the area. The storm cells are mainly toward Orange County and the Inland Empire.
Another storm near Anaheim and Santa Ana is producing very strong rain, along with hail and gusty winds.
A storm cell in the Fillmore and Moorpark area is producing heavy rain. Some parts of the desert are also seeing strong thunderstorms. Mountain areas are seeing snow as well.
The National Weather Service issued a special weather statement for Los Angeles, Pasadena and East L.A. due to wind gusts and hail until 4:45 p.m.
Some areas are getting no rain at all.
After today, most of the week will be clear with pleasant temperatures in the 70s and upper 60s.
Los Angeles and Orange counties will see a high of 75 degrees on Monday. Throughout the week, the counties will be clear and in the 70s. Rain returns to the forecast on Saturday.
The valleys and the Inland Empire can expect similar conditions with a high of 76.
Beaches will see a high of 68 degrees with 2-4 foot surf and partly sunny conditions. Rain will move in during the weekend.
Mountain communities could see some light showers on Tuesday with a high of 52, dropping to 29 overnight. It will be clear until the weekend when wind and showers are expected.
Deserts will see a high of 73 degrees with a chance of showers over the weekend.
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