Is it normal for your temp to stay low after ovulation?

Is this normal for a basal body temp?

Ok so I just started charting my bbt this cycle my average temp at the begining of my cycle was 97.0 F on Saturday I got a positive on my ovulation prediction test on Sunday when I took my temp it was 97.7 F then Monday dropped to 97.3 but them went back up on Tuesday to 97.9 and today it went to 98.1 I know it stay higher after ovulation but I'm just wondering why it dropped on Monday the went up again Tuesday?? I know I was ovulating on Sunday cause I had the egg white cervical mucus and I also had the ovulation crapms I normally get during ovulation so I'm just wondering it the temps I'm getting are normal? Thanks
Answer:

It's called a fallback pattern. Don't ask me WHY it happens, I only know it is a normal pattern that means nothing.

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