LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Wet weather continues in Southern California on Saturday as a storm sweeps through the region.

Rain is expected Saturday morning and then taper off later in the day.

Los Angeles and Orange counties Saturday can expect a high of 67 degrees, and some sunshine could emerge late afternoon when the rain clears out. Sunday will be sunny and in the lower 70s.

The valleys and the Inland Empire Saturday could see an inch and a half of rain amid a high of 67 degrees.

At the beaches, temperatures will be in the mid 60s and rain is on tap in the morning. Sunday will see clouds and cooler conditions.

In the mountains, there’s an 80% chance of rain Saturday. Temperatures will reach 47, dropping to 25 at night.

The desert areas Saturday will reach a high of 63 and showers are on tap.

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