Light rain on tap Saturday as remnants of atmospheric river arrive in SoCal

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Southern California will see light rain Saturday as the remnants of an atmospheric river system up north starts to push some moisture our way.

Conditions should be dry Sunday, but another chance of rain returns Monday. Temperatures will dip by about 10 degrees over the weekend.

On Saturday, Los Angeles and Orange counties should see a mix of clouds and sunshine amid an afternoon high of 62. The region can expect to receive between a tenth to a quarter-inch of rain.

Valleys and the Inland Empire will see a high of 62 Saturday. There's a 60% chance of rain, but rainfall totals aren't expected to exceed a quarter-inch.

Beach communities will be cool with a high of 60 Saturday. Light showers are on tap.

Mountains Saturday will remain cool with a high of 52, dropping to 27 overnight. The weekend brings a chance of some snow at elevations over 8,000 feet.

Desert communities Saturday will be sunny with a high of 64. The remnants of the atmospheric river will also bring light rain.

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