Cooling trend moves into SoCal Friday, with showers possible Christmas Eve

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A cooling trend moving into Southern California is bringing clouds and temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

Although temperatures drop beginning Friday and through the weekend, no rain is expected until Christmas Eve when showers are possible.

Los Angeles and Orange counties on Friday will reach a high of 72 degrees, dropping to 50 at night. Weekend temperatures will be in the 60s.

The valleys and Inland Empire on Friday can expect a high temperature of 76 in the afternoon and a low of 42 overnight. Temperatures could drop below 70 during the weekend.

Beaches on Friday should see sunshine after some morning fog. A high of 64 is on tap.

Mountains will reach a high of 61 degrees amid sunny conditions.

Deserts will be sunny amid a high of 71 degrees.

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