Forecasters have warned that warmer temperatures and low humidity could create a critical fire danger in southwestern Minnesota. Officials are urging residents to avoid outdoor burning and caution against anything that could cause a fire. This comes after a period of unsettled weather, with rain expected to end Thursday morning and fall temperatures expected to fall. Temperatures are expected to rebound into the 50s Saturday and rise to the upper 60s by Sunday, with mostly sunny skies expected. The NWS also predicts a potential snowfall in eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.