Election Day Rain Chance Cut to 42 Percent in San Antonio: Monday Fog and 81 Degrees, Tuesday's Call Softens Overnight
The station's live feed changed the Election Day story overnight: Tuesday's rain-shower code (82) at a 72.8 high and a 71 percent precipitation chance is gone, replaced by a plain rain code (61), a 72.3 high and a 42 percent chance — while Monday still opens in fog on the way to 81.
San Antonio's Election Day forecast eased overnight. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 67.7 degrees feeling like 71.9 under a clear code (0) in the pre-dawn hours, and Tuesday, November 3 now carries a rain code (61) with a high of 72.3, a low of 62.2 and a 42 percent precipitation chance.
That is a material change from the desk's 01:04 file, which carried Tuesday as rain showers (code 82) at 72.8 with the precipitation chance holding at 71 percent. Voters heading to Bexar County vote centers, which run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, still face a wet-weather plan — rain remains the day's call — but the odds of rain at any given hour have fallen by nearly thirty points, and an umbrella now looks more precaution than necessity.
Monday itself is unchanged in shape: a fog code (45) to open election eve, a high of 81, a low of 66.8 and a 1 percent precipitation chance. The back of the week also moved slightly: Wednesday stays mainly clear (code 1) at 77.1 with no precipitation chance, Thursday and Friday stay overcast at 79.4 and 78.2 with 5 percent chances, Saturday's precipitation chance rose to 29 percent from 19 at an overcast 79.4, and Sunday is mainly clear at 79.6 with an 18 percent chance. The desk updates again with the 05:00 file.
