Showers will slide into the region on Thursday as a frontal system pushes through, with five to 10 millimetres of moisture possible.
During the day, temperatures should surge into the mid-single digits before falling to just above the freezing mark overnight and into Friday morning.
The risk of on-and-off pockets of rain will stick around on Friday, along with an afternoon high around 5 C.
A chance of showers lingers both Saturday and Sunday, and daytime highs should hover in the mid-single digits with overnight lows falling to around 0 C.
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Damp weather is expected to start the work week ahead, with the risk of rain eventually shifting to a possible rain-snow mix as daytime highs dip slightly.
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