SoCal rain timeline: Storm lingers on Easter, but here's what's in store for Monday

Southern California saw a rainy Easter Sunday, and there were thunderstorms through the night, but when will the clear skies return?

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Here's a look at the rain timeline, what the different parts of the region will see and what's in store for the rest of the week.

Will there be more rain on Monday?

Scattered showers lingered on Sunday, but the rain will mostly move out on Monday with temperatures in the mid-60s and low 40s up in the mountains. However, once the weekend rolls around, another storm system could bring some more rain and snow.

When will it stop raining in Southern California?

The storm system will mostly move out of the area by Monday morning. The region is expected to be mostly clear by 8 a.m. Monday.

What will the weather be like in Los Angeles and Orange counties?

On Monday, Los Angeles and Orange counties could see some light morning showers with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. The daytime high will reach about 67 degrees, dropping to 51 at night.

What will the weather be like in the valleys and Inland Empire?

On Monday, the valleys and the Inland Empire will be partly sunny. Tuesday will be partly cloudy in the morning with highs around 67.

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What will the weather be like at Southern California beaches?

Beaches could also see some morning showers with a high of 64.

When will it snow in Southern California mountains?

Mountain communities will see some showers, reaching a high of 42 during the daytime, but you'll be back in the 50s by Tuesday with sunny, clear skies.

What will the weather be like in the deserts?

The deserts could also see some light morning rain with sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach a high of 66 in the daytime, dipping to 40 at night.

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