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A large-scale weather pattern will continue to spread widespread warmth across the South into early week, including possible record highs, while also bringing mild temperatures to parts of the Midwest and Northeast.

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Highs in the 60s and 70s have made a comeback into portions of the Midwest and Northeast, with 80s returning to the southern Plains, Gulf Coast and Florida.

Some semblance of a colder November reality should return to the East and South by the middle of next week, but it remains to be seen how long that will last, given the generally warmer-than-average outlook for the month in that part of the country.

(MORE: November Outlook)

In general, most areas east of the Rockies, including the South, will see temperatures return to near or slightly below average by Wednesday or Thursday.

Warm Records Set Through Saturday

Dallas-Fort Worth reached 94 degrees Thursday afternoon, which is the first 90+ degree in November for the city, something they've done in every other month. Dallas-Fort Worth could then make a run at 90 degrees again this weekend.

Wichita Falls, Texas recorded a high of 90 degrees Thursday and again on Saturday, setting a new monthly record for highest temperature in November. Waco, Texas reached 92 degrees, which tied the record for warmest November temperature.

Additional daily record highs were set in Corpus Christi, Texas (new record is 92 degrees), San Angelo, Texas (92 degrees), Fort Smith, Arkansas (87 degrees), Midland, Texas (86 degrees), Fayetteville, Arkansas (83 degrees), and Springfield, Missouri (82 degrees).

A few more daily record highs were set on Friday, including Austin, Texas (88 degrees), Shreveport, Louisiana (88 degrees), San Angelo, Texas (87 degrees), Augusta, Georgia (87 degrees, tied) and Little Rock, Arkansas (85 degrees). Farther north, Bangor, Maine tied the record 67 degrees.

In addition, the Hobby Airport in Houston tied the November record for warmest low temperature on Friday with a low of 75 degrees.

Dallas-Fort Worth International shockingly hit 90 degrees for a second time in November on Saturday.

Additional daily record highs were set on Saturday including, San Angelo, Texas (91 degrees), Lubbock, Texas (88 degrees), Shreveport, Louisiana (86 degrees - tied) and Atlanta (80 degrees - tied).