Rain and cooler temps return to SoCal on Tuesday, several days of rain ahead

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Southern California will see the return of rain and cooler temperatures on Tuesday as a storm brings several days of rain to the region.

Precipitation is expected to arrive on Tuesday morning, tapering off that evening before a resurgence on Wednesday that will last through Thursday.

In Los Angeles and Orange County on Monday, the high will be 60 degrees. The low will be 49. There is a 70% chance of rain.

Rain is also on tap for the valleys and the Inland Empire, where the high will be 59 degrees. The low temperature will be 46. The region is expected to get half an inch of rain.

Similar conditions are expected at the beaches, where the high will be 60 and the low temperature will drop to 49 degrees. There's a 70% chance of rain.

Look for a high temperature of only 41 in the mountain areas and a low of 28 degrees amid good air quality. Snow is expected at the 6,000 elevation.

Most of the desert areas will see a high of 56, with a low temperature of 38 degrees at night.

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