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                        Alamo City residents ready for a cool down after 90-degree weather most of October
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                        A cold front could bring rain wakeup temperatures in the upper 60s.
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                        A cold front is expected to collide with that tropical moisture over South Texas to boost rain chances.
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                        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."
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                        System failures caused cold temperatures in classrooms across the district. SAISD closed 30 campuses as of Wednesday morning because of the ongoing issues.
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                        A cold front pushing through this week will trigger showers in its advance and in its wake.
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                        The National Weather Service reports there is a good chance of on-again, off-again showers through Wednesday as another cold front pushes into the area from the west.
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                        A cold front is expected to push into the San Antonio this weekend — setting up the chance for thunderstorms, high winds,hail and unseasonably cooler temperatures for all of next week.