Southern California sees a dip in temperatures, with cooler weather expected to return Tuesday, per NWS San Diego.

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The mini heatwave that gripped Southern California is over for now. We can expect a cool off of between 5 and 10 degrees this weekend, and even some overcast skies come Sunday.

Southern California is bracing for its first big warmup of the summer as high pressure builds over the region this week. Temperatures on Monday are expected to remain either below or near normal,