Anthony Franze

High temperatures will be about 10 degrees above average on Sunday, and low temperatures will be nearly 25 degrees above average.

After a very warm afternoon on Monday, our next cold front arrives Monday night, which will set up much colder weather this week.

After a cold start to the day, temperatures will not rise much throughout the day. Then, even colder weather is coming Saturday.

The coldest air will arrive Friday and Saturday, as high temperatures top out in the lower to mid-50s. Rain chances are set to increase as well.

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High temperatures are expected to stay below 70 degrees for at least the next five days, and overnight temps will dip into the 30s for some.

Drastic temperature swings are expected across Texas this week. Highs rise into the 80s at times, and lows drop to the 30s by Friday.

The first cold front will move through South Texas on Monday evening, and the next front will arrive by Thanksgiving morning.

The first front will bring significant rain chances and a small drop in temps. The second front will bring a larger drop in temperatures.

A strong upper level weather system will move over Texas on Sunday and Monday, producing strong storms and a cold front.