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Hills around Bellingham got a dusting of snow overnight, and more flurries are possible every night this week in the Whatcom County lowlands. Overnight temperatures will hover around freezing this week, according to the forecast from the National Weather Service in Seattle. Daytime temperatures will remain unseasonably low, with highs in the low 40s. “Again expect that most will see some brief snow or rain/snow mix, but any noteworthy accumulating snow will remain on the highest hills and more certainly into the Cascades,” meteorologist Matthew Cullen said online. Light snow accumulations are possible on grassy or elevated surfaces, including bridges, overpasses, and secondary roadways, the weather service said in its online briefing.