Rain clears out of SoCal Friday, with warm up expected this weekend

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- After rain and snow moved through Southern California, the region is expected to see clear skies Friday and into the weekend. However, rain returns to the forecast next week.

A winter storm warning for the San Bernardino mountains is expected to expire by 10 a.m. Friday. A winter weather advisory for the Grapevine area will expire by 7 a.m.

The rainstorm dropped one-tenth of an inch of rain to more than an inch and a half throughout the region over two days.

Friday is expected to be a chilly day as the clouds clear out of the area with highs in the low-60s and high-50s.

Saturday and Sunday will be warmer with sunny skies and highs in the high-60s and low-70s.

In the mountain areas, snow showers will continue through Friday. Then, Saturday and Sunday will be sunny with highs in the low-50s.

Snow and rain are expected to return to the mountains Monday through Thursday.

Rain is expected to return to the forecast Monday night and last through Thursday, with one to two inches of rain.

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