
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Hot temperatures are sticking around across Southern California this weekend as humid conditions make their way through the region.
A heat advisory is in place for much of the region through Tuesday morning, while an extreme heat watch will go into effect next week.


ABC7 has issued a Weather Change Alert on Sunday, when humidity brings chances of rain, and even thunderstorms to Southern California.
Los Angeles and Orange counties on Saturday will see a high of 86 degrees and a low of 66, with a chance of sprinkles and partly sunny conditions. A 10% chance of rain moves in on Sunday.
The valleys and Inland Empire can expect sunny and hot conditions on Saturday, with a high of 95 degrees and a low of 63. Similar temperatures are on tap on Sunday, but there's also a slight chance of rain.
Beach communities on Saturday could see sprinkles and partly sunny conditions with a high of 75 degrees and a low of 64. There's a 10% chance for rain on Sunday.
Mountain communities will see sunny, warm and humid conditions on Saturday, with a high of 87 degrees and a low of 54. When rain chances move in on Sunday, mountain communities will see several days with thunderstorm chances.
Desert areas on Saturday will see a high of 101 degrees and a low of 64. Palm Springs is expected to reach a scorching 109 degrees. Thunderstorm chances move in on Sunday.
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