Southern California's Cool Spring Storm

It's April 25.

This is California News Today, driven by AI.

Southern California is flipping the script on spring weather this weekend, with a weak

late season storm rolling through the greater Los Angeles area.

Expect light showers topping out at a tenth of an inch or less across most spots, including

beaches, valleys, and deserts.

Daytime highs are dipping into the 60s for coastal and valley zones through Sunday, a

real cool down from recent norms.

Gusty Southwest to West Winds are the main players here, potentially blasting up to

45 miles per hour in places like the Antelope Valley.

Mounts is my catch a bit more action, with up to a quarter inch of rain.

But overall, it's not a downpour.

Just enough to freshen things up.

Folks in interior regions should watch for those breezy conditions messing with high

profiles or outdoor plans, while the sharp temp drop from Friday's warmer vibes has everyone

reaching for jackets.

It's ending that stretch of steady seasonal weather we had going.

Sky should clear out by Sunday afternoon as the system moves on, but temps stay below

normal into early next week.

Forecasters are eyeing a secondary set up that could drop more light rain by late Tuesday

or Wednesday.

Keep an eye on updates from the National Weather Service, L.A. Stay dry, and ride out