Scattered light showers are expected overnight before becoming more widespread by late morning into the afternoon. Rainfall amounts less than a tenth of an inch are expected tonight.
A weather disturbance will move into the Desert Southwest on Sunday, resulting in fairly widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms, with showers potentially lingering into Monday. Most areas are expected to see accumulating rainfall, with localized amounts exceeding one half inch in the heaviest downpours which could preclude a minor flooding threat.
Shower and thunderstorm activity is expected to ramp up later Sunday morning and persist into Sunday night. The more robust thunderstorms, anticipated to be mostly across southeastern California, may produce gusty winds, patchy blowing dust, and heavy downpours that could preclude a localized flash flooding threat.
Temperatures will gradually cool off Sunday through the early next week as a series of weather systems passes through the region. High pressure returns late next week allowing for temperatures to go back above normal.
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