LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Keep the umbrella and a jacket handy, because we're not in the clear just yet. Another round of showers is headed toward Southern California.
After Saturday's rain and clouds, another area of low pressure is moving in, bringing instability and increasing shower chances.
Overnight showers are expected to become more widespread as we head into Sunday. Rain chances are expected to go down Sunday night into Monday, but then, the area of low pressure will rotate, bringing another round of light showers Monday.
A gradual warmup trend is expected across the area starting Tuesday, with some high pressure moving in.
On Sunday, Los Angeles and Orange counties can expect a high of 65 and a low of 53, with a 30% chance for scattered showers.
The valleys and the Inland Empire will see similar weather Sunday, but when the warmup arrives next week, temperatures could rise to 90 degrees by the end of the week.
Beaches Sunday will see a high of 64 degrees and a low of 57. There's about a 20% chance of some Sunday drizzles. The rain will be replaced with sunshine for the rest of the week.
A high of only 48 degrees and a low below freezing at 30 degrees is on tap Sunday in the mountains. But don't worry, temperatures should rise to the 70s by the end of next week.
Deserts Sunday will have a high of 69 degrees amid a lingering 20% chance for rain. Things will really heat up by the end of next week with temperatures in the low 90s.
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