Charleston may see some flurries this holiday weekend, temperatures will hover around the 30s, meteorologist Chris Miller from the National Weather Service said.

Friday’s temperatures will reach the 30s and it will be partly sunny, Miller said.

Friday night to early Saturday morning there is a chance of flurries, but there should be no accumulation, he said. The rest of Saturday and Sunday should be in the 30s and partly sunny.

“Sunday we’ll be back to dry conditions,” Miller said.

During the first half of next week, temperatures will reach the 40s, and toward Thursday, should be light snow with highs in the lower 30s.

“It’s a storm we are going to be watching,” Miller said, referring to the light snow.

The weather conditions this winter have been above normal.

“What we are experiencing is temperatures are above normal and dry. We’ve had very little snow this winter,” Miller said. “For the next week or two, this trend will continue.”

No record temperatures have been set yet.