MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – Roads may stay a little slick in some areas this Sunday morning, but as temperatures climb above the freezing mark and make it into the mid-30s, there will be a big improvement from yesterday.

Sunday forecast

Weather forecast: The fog and mist may linger through midday on Sunday for a large chunk of the state with a quiet and cloudy afternoon. 

A system will bring a chance of snow to northern Minnesota tomorrow with a few rain drops or flurries in the south. 

Winds will pick up throughout the day with a rather gusty forecast for western Minnesota on Monday. 

Looking ahead

What we know: The front that passes by on Monday will bring cooler temperatures for the rest of the week. 

The forecast shows a couple of chances of light snow this week. 

One on Tuesday for southern Minnesota and another chance of light snow arriving on Thursday for mainly the northern half of the state. 

Cooler temperatures arrive on Friday and into Saturday. 

Here’s a look at today’s highs and the seven-day forecast:

Minneapolis fire crews said a house is uninhabitable after a fire burned a two-story residential home Friday afternoon.

According to the Minneapolis Fire Department, the fire was located on the 3700 block of Fremont Avenue North around 5:55 p.m., where heavy smoke was coming out of the second floor.

Fire crews were told that everyone inside the home had made it outside and began putting out the fire, which was located in a second-floor bedroom.

Despite what they had been told, fire crews said they found a resident on the second floor, who they were able to safely escort outside. No injuries were reported.

After evaluating the damages made by the fire, it was determined the house was uninhabitable.

The Red Cross was called to assist three adults and one dog; the cause of the fire is still under investigation.