Below normal temperatures this week; possible snow flurries this afternoon and Monday night into Tuesday morning

Temperatures will drop overnight to the mid-20′s. Conditions will remain quiet but calm with partly cloudy skies.

Monday will be sunny and slightly warmer with highs reaching mid-40′s. A light varied wind will accompany the colder weather.

The overnight will be cold and mostly cloudy with temperatures falling in the lower 30′s. A slight chance of snow is possible after 1 a.m., going into Tuesday morning.

Precipitation returns Monday night into Tuesday with light snowfall accumulations of less than a half inch favored along and west of the I-75 corridor, the NWS said. Precipitation may occur in the afternoon Tuesday.

A chance of snow and rain may occur before 11 a.m. Tuesday with additional rain possible between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Despite the wintry mixtures, skies will be mostly cloudy.

The high of the day will be 42 degrees.

Tuesday night involves a mostly cloudy horizon with a low of 31 degrees.

Wednesday continues the mostly cloudy trend with a high temperature of 42 degrees for the day.

Wednesday night will be mostly cloudy as well with a low of 27 degrees.