Wet flurries could welcome morning commuters starting the work week in parts of the Okanagan.

While Monday might start out sunny, increasing cloud is in the forecast, with a 40 to 60 per cent chance of afternoon showers. Those showers could turn to flurries overnight as the temperature dips to -2 C.

On Tuesday, the forecast calls for a mix of sun and cloud with a high near 8 C. On Wednesday, expect increasing cloud with a high of 9 C.

“We do have a chance that a system will be crossing the Okanagan on Wednesday night into Thursday. So we do have this 60 per cent chance of showers forecast for Wednesday night with a low of 2 C,” notes Environment Canada meteorologist Louis Kohanyi.

The chance of showers continues into Thursday. The high is expected to reach 10 C across the valley.

By Friday, Environment Canada predicts a 30 per cent chance of showers with a high of 9 C. Friday night’s low should remain above 0 C.

On Saturday, the forecast calls for cloudy conditions and a high of 10 C.

Temperatures this week will be typical for this time of year. The normal high is 9 C and the low is -1 C.

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