SoCal to see cooler temps Wednesday, but warm weather remains in IE, desert areas

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Parts of Southern California will see cooler temperatures this week but the Inland Empire and desert areas will stay warm.

Los Angeles and Orange counties can expect a warm Wednesday with some morning fog, making way for a clear afternoon with a high around 86 degrees. By the week, temperatures will dip to the high-70s.

The valleys and Inland Empire will reach 93 on Wednesday. The slight break from the heat comes by the end of the week with temperatures in the high-80s.

The beaches will certainly be cooler on Wednesday, reaching a high of 75. The rest of the week will continue to be in the mid-70s.

Mountains will be sunny and breezy with a high of 75 and temperatures around 43 overnight.

The desert areas will still be hot Wednesday, and Palm Springs could get as hot as 109. Temps will be in the 80s for the weekend.

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