Southern California Braces for Chilly Weekend Rain

It's April 25th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is California News Today, local news

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Southern California is gearing up for a chilly weekend with light scattered showers popping

up across the region.

The National Weather Service forecast rain totals staying under one quarter of an inch,

but expect at least some drizzle in most spots.

That low pressure system rolls in from Kern County Saturday afternoon, hitting the Los Angeles

area before sliding south to Orange County and the inland empire.

It'll bring off in on light rain through the evening, though most places won't see

more than one-tenth of an inch.

CBS LA put out a next weather alert for Saturday's rain chances, reminding folks to watch for

slick roads even with these modest amounts.

No major disruptions expected, just a typical spring tease.

Sunday shapes up drier, with any morning storms fading out and clouds thinning by afternoon.

Tim's whole steady in the 60s along the coast, and in the valleys all weekend.

This wraps up April's rain chances on a cool noteway, milder than the record heat we

saw on February and March, keeping things fresh without the scorch.