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A strong cold front will move across South-Central Texas later this afternoon and evening, reaching the Hill Country around 3-4 PM, Interstate 10 by about 6-7 PM, and pushing into South Texas by about 8-9 PM. Strong winds and much colder air will arrive behind the front. #txwx

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