Fog patches early Tuesday with brief and scattered flurries possible later

There was a bit of light, low-lying fog in Calgary early Tuesday morning.

That fog will mix out throughout the morning once temperatures start to rise and the wind picks up a little bit.

Road conditions in and around Calgary were much better for the Tuesday morning commute as compared to Monday, with some major routes back to dry pavement.

Side streets, parking lots, areas downslope of hills and some surfaces like sidewalks, bridge decks or on and off-ramps were still showing varying amounts of snow and ice.

There is a layer of cold air situated in the mid-levels which could enhance instability closer to the foothills, and lead to some brief and scattered pockets of heavy flurries across the region Tuesday.

Calgary has a small chance of seeing precipitation Tuesday, with light flurries expected to start Wednesday night before turning to snow on Thursday.

Daytime highs will remain below seasonal until the weekend, then starting Saturday temperatures will range from 6 C to 10 C until Wednesday.