After some lingering clouds in the morning, Thursday’s forecast will clear, with sunshine returning and the region warming into the mid-minus single digits in the afternoon.
However, overnight and into Friday morning, the mercury will fall to minus double digits, though temperatures are expected to rise to around -3 C later in the day.
Clouds will also roll through on Remembrance Day, along with a chance of a late-day flurry.
Saturday is shaping up to be slightly warmer, with the afternoon high flirting around the freezing mark under a mix of sun and cloud.
Mostly cloudy skies return on Sunday, with the mercury setting its sights on the freezing mark yet again.
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Clouds will continue shuffling in and out next week, with afternoon highs aiming just above 0 C.
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