LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Another storm with potentially heavy rainfall will make for a wet Easter weekend in Southern California.
The rain should start Friday night, with heavy precipitation during the daytime Saturday, and then scattered showers and thunderstorms on Easter Sunday before it clears up by the evening.
It could bring up to three inches of rain in downtown Los Angeles and higher amounts in foothill regions, along with the potential for hail and lightning on Sunday. Mountains can expect fresh snow at higher elevations.
But first on Friday, Los Angeles and Orange counties should see cool and cloudy conditions during the daytime. The daytime high will reach about 63 degrees. The front should start moving in by around 10 p.m.
The valleys and Inland Empire will see a high of 60 on Friday, with about 2-4 inches of rain expected on Saturday. Easter Sunday may bring more rain, hail and scattered thunderstorms.
Beaches will see clouds during the daytime Friday with a high of 62 before the rain begins.
Mountain communities will see cold temperatures Friday, reaching a high of only 45 during the daytime, with southwest winds up to 35 mph.
Deserts will see a high of 56 during the daytime Friday, with rain at night. Up to 1 inch will fall on Saturday.
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