Cloudy conditions remain in SoCal Friday, but sunshine returns Easter weekend

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Cloudy conditions continue in Southern California Friday, but some sunshine will return Easter weekend.

A slight chance of rain lingers Friday, but any precipitation will be minimal. The region will mostly be in the 50s and 60s, with temperatures increasing Saturday.

For those traveling to the Coachella music festival, strong winds have prompted an air quality alert that will remain in effect for all of Friday. However, temperatures will be cooler than last weekend.

Los Angeles and Orange counties Friday will be cloudy with a chance of morning drizzle. Temperatures warm up to the low 70s during the weekend.

The valleys and Inland Empire Friday could see morning drizzle, along with a high of 68 and a low of 49. The weekend will be warm, with temperatures climbing to the upper 70s Easter Sunday.

Beaches Friday will be in the low 60s in the afternoon amid cloudy conditions. Sunshine returns Saturday.

Mountain communities Friday can expect a cloudy day, with a slight chance of rain and snow. By the weekend, conditions will clear up and temperatures gradually increase.

Windy conditions continue in the deserts Friday when temperatures will be in the upper 60s. Pleasant conditions are expected during the weekend when sunshine returns and it could hit 80 on Easter.

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