After a wet start to the first week of December, drier weather will slowly start breaking through this week.
For Thursday, temperatures will rise to just above freezing before falling to around -9 C overnight.
The risk of a few more flurries returns to finish the week on Friday afternoon, with a daytime high hovering around the freezing mark.
Mixed precipitation is expected on Saturday, as temperatures climb into the mid-single digits.
The potential for precipitation diminishes on Sunday, with a chance of some late-day sunny breaks, as the mercury makes its way just above freezing in the afternoon.
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Clouds will linger into the day on Monday, with a chance of flurries as daytime highs hover around freezing.
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