Santa Ana winds return to SoCal for New Year's Eve. Here's what to expect

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Another round of Santa Ana winds will make its way through Southern California on New Year's Eve.

The winds won't be strong, but humidity levels are expected to remain low Tuesday and Wednesday, increasing fire danger in some areas. Red flag warnings have been issued for parts of Los Angeles and Ventura County.

What will the weather be like in Southern California for New Year's Eve?

On Tuesday, Los Angeles and Orange counties will reach a high of 67 degrees, dropping to 47 at night. By New Year's Day, temperatures are expected to be in the upper 70s.

The valleys and Inland Empire on Tuesday will see a high of 71 with a mix of sun and clouds. The region could also see wind gusts of 40 mph.

Temperatures will drop to 45 degrees at night, and New Year's Day will see increased fire risk due to a high of around 75 degrees with some more gusty winds.

Beaches on Tuesday will see a high of 61 degrees and a low of 44.

Mountains will be mostly sunny, reaching a high of 55 degrees. It'll be chilly and windy overnight.

Deserts will see a high of 62 and a low of 28.

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