Skies are expected to clear and temperatures should rise above the freezing mark as a new work week begins.
Then conditions get a bit chillier with mercury dipping below freezing for the rest of the week under a mix of sun and cloud.
Tuesday and Wednesday will see daytime highs just shy of the freezing mark.
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Thursday and Friday will bring about afternoon temperatures ranging from -4 C to -7 C.
A transition happens over the weekend with building clouds on Saturday followed by snow Saturday night into Sunday as an arctic airmass moves in for next week.
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