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(July 24, 2008)—(July 24, 2008)--No one was injured Thursday when strong winds blew off roofs and knocked down trees over several blocks of San Antonio, emergency officials said.

Deputy Fire Chief Rodney Hitzfelder says firefighters and other emergency officials were going door-to-door to assess the damage left behind after remnants of Hurricane Dolly blew through Thursday.

The roofs were blown off several homes and businesses, and power was out in the area.

The National Weather Service sent a storm survey team to determine whether the damage Thursday morning was caused by a tornado or simply strong winds.
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Cold Night...Gusty, Warm Tuesday!
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A cool, windy afternoon will evolve into a cold overnight with light winds, but the winds will return to the south by morning and become strong and gusty again by midday.
With dormant vegetation and very low relative humidity values, there is serious concern about grass and brush fires. A Red Flag Warning will be in effect Tuesday for virtually all of the News10 viewing area. Please heed any burn bans that may apply to your area.

Temperatures will warm to above normal readings Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of the next cold front, which will swing through the area late Wednesday, bringing us another round of windy and cooler weather for the end of the workweek. A slow warming trend is expected this weekend.

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