Greater Boston is expected to see another week with intermittent snow and temperatures climbing slightly higher, according to National Weather Service forecasts.

“(Monday) we’re looking at highs in the 40s, and warmer even going into Tuesday,” said NWS meteorologist Kevin Cadima. “Wednesday looks like the coldest day coming up, and it looks like highs in the low 30s. So that’s not too bad. It’ll be cold, but it is early February.”

The Boston area is expected to start the week with up to 2 inches of snowfall from Sunday night through around 4 a.m., NWS forecasts show.

Monday is predicted to kick off with patchy fog in the morning, NWS forecasts, transitioning into a mostly cloudy day as the fog clears around 9 a.m.

Monday is forecasted to see a high in the mid-40s, with a low dipping into the mid-30s, forecasts show. Tuesday will stay relatively warm through the day with a high in the mid-30s, NWS forecasts, but see temperatures drop into the teens during the night as a cold front comes through.

The early week may be hit with some windier days as well, with gusts as high as 26 miles per hour through Tuesday.

The high Wednesday is expected to stay in the low 30s, with a low that night in the low 20s, according to NWS.

The week is forecasted to remain dry through Wednesday, but precipitation may return on Thursday.

“Thursday it looks like we have another system moving through,” said Cadima. “It could bring a mixed bag of precipitation to the area. So right now it’s a little too far out, but there could be some snow that may or may not change to some mixed precipitation and rain.”

The high Thursday is expected to be warmer in the mid-40s, feeding into a potentially warmer weekend with highs from the upper 30s to low 40s, NWS forecasts.

Preliminary NWS forecasts show more precipitation may return again during the weekend, with a chance of snow appearing on Saturday and a chance of rain and snow on Sunday.