Fog returned to the Okanagan on Monday, making room for afternoon clouds and temperatures in the upper single digits.
Clouds will roll back in on Tuesday along with a chance of late-day showers with similar temperatures as a subtropical moisture feed slams into the coast and spreads a few pockets of moisture into the Interior.
There will be mostly cloudy skies through the remainder of the week as January ends Wednesday and February kicks off Thursday with a chance of showers into the new month.
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Overnight lows will remain above freezing with daytime highs in mid-to-upper single digits, further melting the remaining valley bottom snow.
The first weekend of February will gradually cool down with daytime highs approaching the freezing mark.
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