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A strong cold front is set to bring a sharp change in weather to the San Antonio area late Sunday night, ending a stretch of warm, near-80-degree temperatures and ushering in a much colder start to the week.

The weekend before Christmas is among the busiest downtown. Visitors can expect highs in the upper 70s and lows in the upper 50s

The Alamo City won't see a freeze this week, but rain is likely Thursday.

A quick warmup is in the forecast by the end of the week.

Alamo City residents ready for a cool down after 90-degree weather most of October

A cold front could bring rain wakeup temperatures in the upper 60s.

A cold front is expected to collide with that tropical moisture over South Texas to boost rain chances.

New Year's Eve should be mostly clear, which means no midnight fog to obscure the big fireworks show around the Tower of the Americas during "Celebrate San Antonio."

System failures caused cold temperatures in classrooms across the district. SAISD closed 30 campuses as of Wednesday morning because of the ongoing issues.

A cold front pushing through this week will trigger showers in its advance and in its wake.