SoCal waking up to wet weather this morning as our dreary days and cold nights continue. Do you like the winterlike weather? Or are you ready for warmer, sunnier skies? ABC7LeslieLopez is live with more wet weather possible. This morning at 6 from ABC7.
On Wednesday, Los Angeles and Orange counties will have clouds in the morning with a chance of some drizzle and a high of 69. Clouds continue to be in the forecast for the next seven days.
The valleys and Inland Empire will have similar conditions, with clouds and a chance of dirzzle, as well as a high of 70 degrees.Mountains will be be cloudy with a high of 61 on Wednesday. But on Thursday and Friday, the area will actually have some sun!
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