Clear skies and mild temperatures on tap Monday in SoCal

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Southern California on Monday will be clear and mild as warmer temperatures arrive in the next few days. The next round of Santa Ana winds is expected to arrive by Tuesday.

Los Angeles and Orange counties will see a high of 69 degrees amid breezy conditions and sunshine. Temperatures will bump up to the mid-70s by Wednesday.

The valleys and Inland Empire on Monday will reach a high of 73 and will be mostly sunny. Temperatures will remain in the high 70s for most of the week.

Sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s are on tap in the beach communities on Monday. A surf of 1-3 feet is expected.

Mountains will be cool, with a high of 58 during the day, dropping to 23 overnight. A cool down is expected for the end of the week.

The deserts will see a high of 66 during the day and 26 overnight.

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