Rain moves out, but cold temperatures remain in SoCal Tuesday

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- After weeks of windy, flame-fanning weather, followed by a few days of much-needed rain, Southern California will experience calm, but cold conditions on Tuesday.

Overnight lows will be in the 30s and 40s for many parts of the region, and it'll be even colder in the mountains and deserts. Parts of Ventura County and the western San Fernando Valley will be under a frost advisory Tuesday morning.

Los Angeles and Orange counties Tuesday can expect a high of 59 amid partly sunny conditions. The low will be 39.

Valleys and Inland Empire Tuesday will see some sun emerge in the afternoon, with a high of 58 on tap. The region warms up to the lows 60s Wednesday.

Beaches Tuesday will see clouds to start the day, but some sunshine should show up later on. Expect a high in the upper 50s and a low in the 40s.

Mountains can still expect snow showers to linger and a high of around 36. The low will be a chilly 13.

Deserts will be in the upper 50s and a low of 25. Similar conditions are expected the new few days.

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