Clouds will linger throughout Monday and there will be a chance of flurries or showers in the afternoon as temperatures make their way up into mid-single digits.
The mercury falls back just below freezing Monday night into Valentine’s Day morning on Tuesday with wind chill making it feel as cool as -7 C at times.
After some morning clouds, afternoon sunny breaks are likely as the valley heats up to a Valentine’s Day high around 3 C.
A mix of sun and cloud returns on Wednesday with a morning low of -6 C and an afternoon high around 2 C.
Clouds return to finish the week with daytime highs climbing up a degree a day.
That trend will continue into the long weekend ahead with daytime highs back into mid-single digits and a chance of flurries on Sunday.
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