Afternoon Weather: 82 Degrees and Clear in San Antonio, and Election Day's Rain Chance Rises to 66 Percent
The Weather Desk's afternoon update from the station's live feed: 81.9 degrees and clear, feeling like 86.7, with Sunday's high now 81.9 — and Tuesday, Election Day, still coded for rain (63) at 78.7 degrees, its precipitation chance up to 66 percent from 61 at midday.
San Antonio's Sunday afternoon is the warmest part of the weekend. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 81.9 degrees feeling like 86.7 under a clear code (0) — up from 78.2 and partly cloudy in the desk's 13:04 midday file — and Sunday's high has been revised to 81.9 with a low of 66.2 and a 2 percent precipitation chance. The rest of the city's Dia de los Muertos Sunday stays dry.
Election Day's rain call strengthened at the margin. Tuesday, November 3 still reads code 63, rain, at a high of 78.7 and a low of 63.9, but the precipitation chance rose to 66 percent from 61 percent at midday. Monday in between stays fog-coded (45) at 79.5 with a low of 68.9 and a 2 percent chance. Bexar County polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, and the desk's advice is unchanged: plan a wet trip to the vote center and allow extra time.
The rest of the week is steady. Wednesday is overcast (code 3) at 78.4 with no rain chance, Thursday reads 77.9 under a drizzle code (51) at 3 percent, Friday is overcast at 80.2 with the chance up to 15 percent, and Saturday is overcast at 81.7 with the chance at 20 percent. This file updates the desk's 13:04 file.
