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These districts include SAISD, NEISD and NISD. KENS 5 is updating this list as statements become available.

SAN ANTONIO — With the chance for inclement weather that could affect South Texas Wednesday night into Thursday, several schools in the San Antonio area are canceling classes. These include the San Antonio Independent School District, Northside Independent School District and North East Independent School District.

KENS 5 has put together the list of schools, districts that have confirmed closures, including statements:

"Because the weather is going to become increasingly dangerous over the next 24 hours, we have made the decision to close all Brooks campuses tomorrow, January 20. Please continue to watch for updates during the day tomorrow. We will keep you posted on any information regarding Friday."

"Due to predicted winter weather and the safety of all staff and students, the San Antonio ISD district, including all schools and offices, will be closed Thursday, Jan. 20."

"Northside ISD will close all schools and offices Thursday, Jan. 20. All extracurricular activities will also be canceled. This decision is made out of an abundance of caution and with the safety of our students and staff in mind."

"All NEISD schools and offices will be closed on Thursday, January 20. This includes the COVID-19 testing site."

"Due to weather conditions on Thursday, January 20, 2022, Southside ISD schools and district offices will be closed."

"Due to the inclement weather conditions that are expected to arrive tonight and tomorrow, we have decided to suspect all district activities Thursday, January 20, for the safety of students and staff."

"Somerset ISD will close all schools and offices tomorrow Thursday, Jan. 20. This decision is made out of an abundance of caution and with the safety of our students and staff in mind."

"South San ISD will monitor the situation and provide additional information as needed if conditions persist through Friday. Continue to monitor the website and social media platforms for updated information."

All school campuses and offices will be closed Thursday.

"Due to inclement weather and out of an abundance of caution, Southwest ISD will close all schools and cancel after-school activities Thursday, Jan. 20. All classes and previously scheduled activities will resume as normal on Friday, Jan. 21."

"All Judson ISD campuses and district buildings will be physically closed. All afterschool meetings/event and extracurricular activities are cancelled. This decision was not made lightly. Weather conditions may be safe tomorrow morning; however, it is unclear that the conditions will remain safe by the end of the day when we need to transport students home."

"Due to weather and in anticipation of staffing shortages all campuses and extracurricular activities will be canceled tomorrow, January 20, 2022. Essential staff will be notified if they are required to report to work. Classes will resume on Jan. 21st."

"All SCUC ISD schools and offices will close tomorrow, January 20.

"With the staffing situation already stretched due to COVID-19 and the difficulty in filling open positions due to absences, the forecasted inclement weather could negatively impact our ability to have school. Additionally, many of our staff and substitutes live in areas of the local region that may be impacted by this inclement weather.

"The District plans to resume normal operations on Friday, January 21."

"Closed Thursday, January 20."

"Our school will be closed due to inclement weather tomorrow, Thursday, January 20th."

"We would like to notify our families, students, and community, that we will be closed tomorrow, Thursday January 20, due to weather conditions."

"Due to the expected inclement weather, all Jubilee Academies San Antonio campuses will be closed tomorrow, January 20, 2022. We will continue to monitor the conditions across all our other regions."

"Positive Solutions Charter High School, will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, January 20, 2022, in anticipation of adverse weather conditions.Please add our campus to your list of school closures due to the incoming cold front."

"Our school Premier High School San Antonio Windcrest will be closed tomorrow Thursday, January 20th due to inclement weather."

"Harmony School of Excellence, Harmony Science Academy and Harmony School of Innovation will be closed THURSDAY, JANUARY 20."

"Southwest Preparatory School District will close all campuses in San Antonio and Seguin on Thursday, January 20, 2022, due to inclement weather."

"Due to inclement weather, Saint Mary's Hall will be closed Thursday, January 20."

With a Winter Weather Advisory going into effect early Thursday morning, preparations are underway for freezing weather that could bring snow flurries to the San Antonio area. We're tracking the latest developments here.

A cold front is expected to push through San Antonio on Wednesday night through Thursday morning, bringing a 40-degree drop in temperatures that will continue through the end of the week.

The wintry mix and wind chill temperatures in the 20s are expected for San Antonio over the next 48 hours.

Get the latest updates on the winter weather with our running article here.

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SAN ANTONIO — With a Winter Storm Watch going into effect early Thursday morning, preparations are underway for freezing weather that could bring snow flurries to the San Antonio area. We're tracking the latest developments here.

A cold front is expected to push through San Antonio on Wednesday night through Thursday morning, bringing a 40-degree drop in temperatures that will continue through the end of the week.

The wintry mix and wind chill temperatures in the 20s are expected for San Antonio over the next 48 hours.

Watch KENS 5 Meteorologist Ryan Shoptaugh forecast with details on exactly what to expect through the end of the week:

Wednesday @ 9:19 a.m.

Texas Department of Transportation San Antonio maintenance crews started pre-treating roads Wednesday morning.

Wednesday @ 10:53 a.m.

The City of San Antonio's Animal Care Services is asking residents to take immediate steps to prepare their pets.

"With San Antonio facing several days of wintery weather the remainder of the week, Animal Care Services is urging residents to take immediate steps to protect their pets. New state law dictates dogs can no longer be tethered with chain at any time; however, the State and city animal laws also dictate dogs cannot be left outdoors restrained and unattended in the case of officially defined extreme weather or situations in which an animal is in severe distress."

ACS said outdoor dogs should be brought inside during inclement weather, but even after temperatures warm up – pets must always be provided the legally required shelter, shade and access to drinkable water.

ACS officers will be on patrol through the rest of the week addressing potential violations and violators can face impoundment of their pet, fines up to $2,000 and 180 days in jail for repeat offenders.

Possible animal ordinance violations can be reported by calling the city’s 311 customer service line.

Also, the San Antonio Botanical Garden is warning people about protection their plants during the severe weather.

When severe weather threatens the area, it is important to know what risks a storm can bring and what you should do to stay safe.

One of the most important things to know is where you are located on a map, so when a watch or warning is put into place, you can identify if you are at risk. When the National Weather Service puts out warnings, they are county-based and sometimes include cities as well. It is important to know where you live in the county and that you can identify it on a map.

It is also important to know the difference between a watch and a warning. A watch means that conditions are favorable for something to happen, but a warning means that something has developed and it is important to take action.

So, what would cause a thunderstorm to be qualified as a "severe" thunderstorm?

Hail that is one inch large is also considered to be about the size of a quarter.

Another ingredient that would lead to a storm becoming severe is if winds are 58 mph or greater.

Winds at this strength could cause damage to roofs and could even cause trees to be knocked down.

Finally, if a tornado is present inside a thunderstorm it would qualify the storm as becoming severe.

In this instance, a tornado warning would be issued.

A tornado watch can be issued for an area if strong storms are expected, and if the storms bring the risk for tornadoes, but not all storms include the threat for tornadoes. The ingredients in the atmosphere for a tornado to form are not always there when storms are present.

If the area you are in is ever under a tornado warning, it is important to know where you should go inside your home.

Head to the lowest, interior room of your home. The basement would be best, but if you don't have one, head to the first floor of the home and get away from exterior walls, or walls that lead to the outside of the home.

It is also important to stay away from glass. The more walls you can put between you and the outside, the better.

While lightning can be frequent in storms and very dangerous, it does not lead to a storm being qualified as severe.

Remember, when thunder roars, go indoors.

Storms can also lead to flooding. Flooding may not cause a storm to be labeled as being severe, but it is the deadliest kind of weather.

South Texas is known to have major flood events every few years, so it is important to use caution and to always stay out of floodwaters. Remember, turn around, don't drown.

Entering flood water is very dangerous as you can be swept off of your feet and you don't know what could be in the water that could hurt you.

The best thing you can do to be ready for severe weather is know what you will do in the event it strikes where you live.

Make sure your family has a severe weather action plan.

Have a place everyone goes inside your home and keep supplies there, such as food, medication, batteries, and flashlights.

Don't forget you can download the KENS 5 app for the latest news and weather information each day while you are on the go.

A very uncomfortable wind chill over an extended period of time is expected from a harsh arctic cold front pushing into San Antonio tonight.

The National Weather Service reports the wind chill will drop below freezing around midnight Wednesday and remain there until midday Friday.

Wind chills ranging between 16 and 19 degrees Fahrenheit are in the forecast for most of Thursday morning.

Paul Yura of the National Weather Service said the actual temperature will not be below freezing for hours on end like it was during last February's winter blitz, but the wind chill will get that low due to wind gusts up to 30 mph.

Wind chills will make it feel like its in the teens in San Antonio on Thursday morning. Yura said dig out those knit caps and gloves because your going to need them. And the wind chill can easily cut through one layer of clothing.

"Dress in layers, you know, the extremities, the feet and the head are very, very important and the hands are very important to cover up because that is where a lot of the heat loss will be is in the extremities," he said.

Forecasters said the threat of a wintry mix for San Antonio had diminished as of Wednesday, but area bridges and overpasses remain a concern due to possible icing from any precipitation that does fall.

Conditions will be more brutal in the Hill Country where the wind chill could dip even lower. Fredericksburg and Kerrville are not expected to see daytime highs rise much above freezing on Thursday.

There's a better chance for a light wintry mix in San Antonio and to the south than there is to the north and in Austin, Yura said. Where the wintry mix will fall exactly remains a bit unpredictable, so everyone should take steps to protect pets, plants and pipes.

Bring in pets and wrap or cover exposed faucets due to the hard freeze coming. David Rodriguez of the Texas Agrilife Extension Service said container plants that cannot be moved indoors should be watered and covered with an old blanket or insulator from a hardware store.

Rodriguez said even with those steps, its possible your plants could be damaged, but that's still better than dead altogether.

"We have to have the mind set that we're trying to go through survivability. Yes, the maybe the plant will lose some leaves or have some die back," Rodriguez said.

Watering container plants before a freeze seems counterintuitive, but it helps insulate their roots.

The cold front's freezing temperatures are expected to collide with rain bands from a trough close to the border, resulting in frozen precipitation, but exactly where over South Texas was still in question on Wednesday afternoon.

The Texas Department of Transportation is spraying area roadways around San Antonio, South Texas, and the Hill Country with brine as a precaution.

TxDOT spokeswoman Laura Lopez said motorist should use caution as they approach bridges and overpasses on Thursday in case their is any ice accumulation.

"Slow down, watch for ice because those bridges and overpasses are the first to freeze over," Lopez said.

Usually road conditions are worse to the north of the city after cold fronts and precipitation mix, but with this event, again, they may be worse to the south.

As Martin Luther King, Jr. Day approaches — it’s Monday, January 17, this year — you may wonder how to honor the legacy of Dr. King with your children. Below are some events that will be taking place in San Antonio for commemorating this important day with kids of all ages, from toddlers to teens.

And, don’t forget to check out all of the related events happening in town as part of DreamWeek, created “to continue to advance and modernize the teachings set forth by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s vision by creating dialogue across cultures and communities.”

Martin Luther King Day Events in San Antonio – Saturday

If you’re competitive, check out this 10K rowing challenge at Hemisfair. EnergyX Fitness will be hosting this outdoor event where a four people team or individual is to compete to row.

When: Sat, Jan 15 from 9 am. Where: 623 Hemisfair Blvd, San Antonio, TX. How much: $35.

Dr. Martin Luther King’s life and legacy are commemorated at this art event. Artists will display their works with the topic “Our Future” as part of Dreamweek.

When: Sat, Jan 15 from 11 am – 5 pm. Where: 2714 Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, TX 78220, United States. How Much: Free.

Head to Southtown and take a Sunday morning yoga class where you’ll flow and stretch your bones. Class is limited space, so register to get your spot in advance.

Timings: Sat, Jan 15 from 10 am. Located At: 1115 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX. Cost: Donation-based.

Martin Luther King Day Events in San Antonio – Sunday

A night to come together. Come celebrate diversity, love, and acceptance together at HEAT Nightclub this MLK weekend.

Timings: Sun, Jan 16, 2022, 10 pm – Mon, Jan 17, 2022, 4 pm. Location: Heat, 1500 North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78212, United States. Cost:$5 – $20.

Do you own a Sony, or would you like to buy one? The Camera Exchange is hosting a class on the Sony Alpha. Learn how to get yours in the perfect setting for landscape, portrait, or video shooting!

When: Sun, Jan 16 from 2 pm to 3 pm. Where: 6635 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX. How much: $19.95.

Are wedding bells ringing for you anytime soon? If so, check out this Wedding Fair Show to take some worry out of planning! Treat yourself to samples from caterers and visit top wedding venue vendors and more! When: Sund, Jan 16 from 12 pm to 4 pm. Where: 23808 Resort Pkwy, San Antonio, TX. How much: $12 and up.

Martin Luther King Day 2022 Events in San Antonio – Monday

Are you looking for something fun to do with a group of friends or the older kids? Head out for unlimited bowling at Bowlero at 10. You’ll get to bowl all you can, so stretch out and get ready to see who is best at this game.

When: Mon, Jan 17 from 8 pm. Where: 13307 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX How much:$16.89

Every year, a number of instructive, inspiring, and joyful activities are held to celebrate one of the country’s most illustrious civil rights activists. With about 300,000 people, San Antonio, the home of the National Diversity Council, holds the nation’s biggest march.

When: Mon, Jan 17 from 8:30 am – 1 pm. Where: AT&T Center, 1 AT&T Center Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78219, United States. Cost: Free.

All classes at HSYSATX are free in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the spirit of community. Honest Soul Yoga & Fitness can help you tone your body and live a healthier life.

Timing: Mon, Jan 17 from 6 am – 7 pm. Location: 223 E Hildebrand Ave APT 103, San Antonio, TX 78212, United States. Cost: Free.

On this virtual tour, they will highlight some of the major land markers along the march’s route and explore the history and origins of the United States’ biggest Martin Luther King march.

When: Mon, 17 Jan, 7–8 pm Location: Virtual Mode. Cost: Free.

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Looking for restaurants open late in San Antonio? Whether you’re hungry after a night on the town or just keep odd hours, you’ve probably wondered where to go in San Antonio when the late night snack attack hits. Don’t spend hours on Google trying to find what’s open, just bookmark this site and we’ll do the work for you!

Restaurants Open Late in San Antonio – Open until 10-11 pm

Located at the Pearl, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in cured foods like pickles and charcuterie. They close at 9 PM on weekdays and Sundays but remain open till 10 PM Fridays and Saturdays. Open till: 10 pm. Located at: 306 Pearl Parkway, Suite 101, San Antonio, Texas 78215

Enjoy a prickly pear margarita right on the Riverwalk. Their dinner menu is served until 10:30 pm. Open until: 10:30 pm. Where: 421 E. Commerce, San Antonio, TX 78205

This upscale Italian eatery has multiple locations in San Antonio. They close at 11 pm Friday, and Saturday. The rest of the week, they shutter at 10. Open till: 11 pm on Fridays and Saturdays Location: 555 East Basse, San Antonio, Texas 78209

This restaurant is open until 11 on the weekends. It also appears on our list of San Antonio Steak Nights. Open until: 11 pm. Where: 11719 Bandera Rd, San Antonio, TX 78250

Enjoy Texas-style BBQ, American fare, and Tex-Mex at this San Antonio restaurant on the Riverwalk. They are open until 11 pm on Friday and Saturday and 10 pm every day of the week. Open till: 11 pm. Where: 526 River Walk Street, San Antonio, TX 78205

Restaurants Open Late in San Antonio – Open until Midnight

Near the River Walk, this bistro and wine bar features shared plates and a carefully curated wine selection. They are open every day until 2 am! Staff Update: Zinc is closed as of January 2022 due to ongoing Covid-19 precautions.

This laid back, late night bar and restaurant in San Antonio serves a variety of American foods from burgers to surf & turf. They’re open Sunday through Thursday until 11pm. Friday & Saturday, they are open until midnight. Open late until: midnight Location: 849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205

This chain restaurant has several locations around San Antonio and they’re all open late. Thursday through Saturday, they close at 1 am. Sundays, they shut down at 11:30. The rest of the week, they close at midnight. Late Hours: 1 am Thurs- Sat Where: multiple locations across San Antonio.

Ever heard of an upscale sports bar? This is it! Enjoy their drinks and grub late night, every night. They close at 1 am every day. Shuts at: 1 am Sun-Thurs, 1:20 Fridays Located at: 849 E. Commerce St Suite # 409, San Antonio, TX 78205

If you’re looking for wood-fired pizza for your late night cravings, Barbaro is your spot. They’re open till midnight all days of the week, except Friday. Open until: midnight Where: 2720 McCullough Ave, San Antonio, Texas 78212

Who doesn’t love breakfast for dinner? Breakfast and Tex-Mex is served here all day long. They close at 12:30 Sunday through Thursday and 3 am on weekends. Late hours: 3 am Fri/Sat Location: 4063 Medical Dr San Antonio, TX, US 78229

This neighborhood bar makes the list because of their Southern-style pub fare. They close at 2 am every day. They’re also dog-friendly. Closes at: 2 am, daily Where: 517 E Woodlawn Ave San Antonio, TX, US 78212

Unfussy, family-owned eatery doling out homestyle Korean fare in a quaint setting.This Korean restaurant opens at 4 pm every day and stays open until 2 am every day except Sunday. Sundays, they close “early” at 12 am! Open until: 2 am Located at: 2154 Austin Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78218, USA

On the Riverwalk, this relaxed eatery is known for the best tacos, fajitas, and margaritas. The restaurant is spacious and able to accommodate large groups for parties and other special events. Open until: Midnight on Friday and Saturday, until 11 pm Sunday – Thursday Where: 528 Riverwalk, San Antonio, TX 78205

Restaurants Open Late in San Antonio – Open 24 Hours

This Mexican cafe has four San Antonio locations. Each location is open 24 hours a day, making it a popular late night San Antonio restaurant!

Open until: 24 hours a day Where: 7335 S. Zarzamora San Antonio, TX 78224

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