Santa Ana winds to subside in SoCal as red flag warning expires

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The Santa Ana winds that drove the devastating Mountain Fire in Ventura County are expected to subside by late Friday morning.

A red-flag warning is expected to expire Friday by 11 a.m. The weekend should be clear but cool as a low pressure trough makes its way to Southern California.

Los Angeles and Orange counties on Friday will be sunny with a high of 72 during the day, dropping to a chilly 49 overnight.

The valleys and Inland Empire on Friday will see a high of 75 during the day, dropping to 39 at night.

The beaches will be sunny with a high of 70.

The mountains will be cold and sunny, with a high reaching 58 during the daytime and dropping to 21 overnight.

The desert areas will be sunny with a high of 75, dropping to 31 at night.

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