Students walk by Old Main on the UA campus Monday morning.
Todd Gill, Flyer staff
Public schools were open Monday morning after a weekend of winter weather in Fayetteville.
Saturday’s snowfall led to another round of poor driving conditions, but things were mostly back to normal by Sunday evening, thanks to slightly warmer temperatures and city crews who worked to clear the roads.
Temperatures should stay above freezing on Monday and into Tuesday, but a cold front could usher in another round of winter weather late Tuesday night.
There is a chance of freezing rain Wednesday morning that could transition to sleet and then snow later in the day, according to the National Weather Service.
Temperatures are expected to rise into the upper 30s on Thursday, with a possibility for highs in the lower 50s by Saturday.
