Clouds and a chance of flurries and showers will return to the region on Thursday, with temperatures climbing to mid-single digits in the afternoon.
Friday will kick off with some clouds and a chance of flurries before some clearing and sunny breaks, likely late in the day, as the mercury shoots up to around 4 C for an afternoon high.
The first weekend of March will see temperatures holding fairly steady, with overnight lows in the mid-minus single digits and daytime highs in the mid-single digits.
Mostly cloudy skies are expected Saturday, with another round of clouds building in on Sunday.
The workweek ahead starts on a mostly cloudy note, with a slight chance of flurries through the mid-week as highs stay in mid-single digits.
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