LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Southern California is beginning to cool down Monday as another storm system moves into the region, bringing rain by mid-week.
The next storm system is likely to move into the region by Wednesday, February 12, possibly bringing more rain than before. The storm will likely make its way into the Southland by Wednesday night into Thursday.
The downtown area could see 1 to 2 inches of rain but we could see more, increasing the risk of debris and mudflows.
Los Angeles and Orange counties Monday will see a high of around 61 degrees and a low of 44. It will be partly sunny, but temperatures will drop mid-week as the storm brings rain to the region.
The valleys and Inland Empire will see similar conditions, reaching a high of 64 and a low of 44.
Beaches on Monday will see sunny, cloudy conditions amid 60-degree temps in the afternoon, dropping to 49 overnight.
The mountains will be partly sunny - a high of 50 and a low of 20 is expected. Snow chances will return by mid-week.
The desert areas Monday will be around 60 degrees in the afternoon and 31 overnight.
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