Anthony Franze

After a chilly start to Friday, temps will warm back to the 80s this weekend. Then, two distinct cold fronts are coming next week.

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

Rainfall totals are not expected to be very heavy across South Texas. A second cold front will move through the region by Wednesday.

Through Tuesday, San Antonio's average daily temperature has been 74.9 degrees, the warmest ever for a year at this date. But will it stay that way?

Temperatures will be cold across South Texas on Thursday morning. After that, a significant warming will culminate in near-record afternoon temps.

Temperatures dropped to freezing across a few Hill Country towns, such as Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Boerne and Comfort.

Temperatures dropped to freezing across a few Hill Country towns, such as Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Boerne and Comfort.

With temperatures warmer than average this fall, many trees have stayed green longer than normal, but leaves are expected to start changing soon.

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

The first cold front is expected to arrive late Monday night, but the stronger front will send temperatures falling on Thanksgiving.