After record warmth arrives in South Texas Friday and Saturday, a drastic temperature shift is expected Sunday and early next week.

All of South Texas will be under a red flag warning on Sunday, November 9, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. as a cold front moves in.

South Texas trades its early November chill for late September-like warmth as San Antonio approaches record highs later this week.

Saturday: The cold front will trek through the Panhandle Saturday afternoon, then into North Texas by the evening. South of the front, San Antonio will experience well above-average temperatures. Morning lows will hover in the upper 50s, rising quickly to the mid-70s by 9 a.m.

With nearly 800 cases and rising concern across the Southwest, experts warn the U.S. could lose measles eradication status without higher immunization rates.

A state teachers union and its local chapter criticized Houston ISD's plan to recruit teachers in South Texas on Saturday, after the state's largest district cut 160 teachers this fall.

After high temperatures top out in the upper 80s Friday and Saturday, a cold front will bring a brief burst of arctic air.

The National Weather Service in Corpus Christi has issued a Fire Weather Watch for strong winds and critically low relative humidity values, which is in effect from Sunday morning through Sunday evening.

Out of the seven Firebird locations experiencing permanent layoffs, Carrizo Springs is taking the biggest hit, with 31 jobs cut. The George West location trails with 21 layoffs. The location in Dilley will lose six employees, while the Victoria location will lose three.

Earlier this year, Julissa Schuster, 41, of Port Isabel, in the Rio Grande Valley, traveled to London to compete as No. 443 in the second season of the reality game show that’s a spinoff of the popular South Korean drama, Squid Game. The first four episodes of the new season will drop on Netflix on Tuesday, November 4.