Our workweek has gotten off to a cold start today and will remain rather cold, but milder temperatures are on tap this week along with a brief period of wintry weather.

Today will feature a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures struggling to reach freezing. Clouds will increase late tonight.

New York City could see a mix of winter weather on Tuesday. Light snow is possible early in the morning, especially during the commute, before temperatures rise and change the snow to a mix of rain and snow by late morning. By the afternoon, it should turn to all rain across the city. Snowfall amounts are expected to stay under an inch.

At this time, no winter weather advisories have been issued. While there is a small chance for a brief period of light freezing rain late in the morning, temperatures are expected to rise above freezing fairly quickly. Any icy spots would likely be limited and short-lived. Overall, impacts look minor, but roads could be slick for a few hours early Tuesday.

Rain is expected to continue into Tuesday night, and another system may bring additional showers as early as Wednesday evening. While there will be several chances for rain through the rest of the week and into the weekend, it does not look like a complete washout. Instead, expect occasional wet periods mixed with dry breaks.

Temperatures will stay above normal for much of the week. Highs are expected to reach the 50s and could approach 60 degrees by next weekend in parts of the city. Even with the rain at times, it will feel more like early spring than late winter across New York City.