After a holiday cold snap, it has warmed up in the Okanagan.

Some of the snow is starting to melt off and that trend should continue as temperatures are expected to be in the positives all week.
 

It hit 3°C on Monday and that that same high is expected on Tuesday with a chance of wet flurries over the next 24 hours.

According to Environment Canada, the flurries will continue on Wednesday and Thursday with highs of 2°C and 1°C respectively.

The flurries and snow isn’t expected to continue into the weekend, but it is forecasted to be cloudy the entire time with a high of 3°C on Friday and 1°C on Saturday and Sunday.
 

Photo Credit: Environment Canada

Looking even further into January, temperatures aren’t predicted to fall below zero during the day until Jan. 19, according to The Weather Network's 14-day forecast.

Nighttime lows, however, range from -1°C to -4°C over the next week.

Thumbnail photo courtesy of @benglasscophoto on Instagram.