Residents in the Twin Cities metro might wake to a light dusting of snow Saturday morning but can look forward to a possible high of 60 on Monday, according to the National Weather Service Twin Cities.

The Friday evening commute was expected to be mostly foggy with some drizzle or rain, with cooler temperatures setting in until later that night when there is a possibility of some light freezing or a “cosmetic” dusting of snowfall, said Brennan Dettmann, a NWS meteorologist.

However, drivers heading north or west should be cautious.

“Anybody in the metro area who might be traveling north, say to St. Cloud or west, say towards Hutchinson, that’s where there is a much better chance of seeing the impacts from freezing rain or ice this evening,” Dettmann said. “It could be pretty dangerous so make sure to check road conditions and current weather.”

On Saturday morning, residents in the metro might find one-half to one-inch of snowfall which should be over by 8 a.m., he said.

The rest of the weekend will be quieter with temperatures in the 40s, but then when Monday comes, there is the potential to hit 60s or upper 50s depending on how much sunlight the area gets, Dettmann said.

“Over the next week or so the temperatures will be up and down a bit,” he said, noting that Tuesday could see the 40s again but by the end of the week temperatures will bounce back up until the 50s.

However, the following week will turn cool again, he said.