Evening Forecast: Warm and Dry Tonight, a Touch of Saturday Drizzle, Then Rain Chances Build Toward Thursday

San Antonio ends Friday warm and dry. The station's live Open-Meteo feed put the city at 83.9 degrees under clear skies late Friday afternoon, feeling like 80.1, with Friday's high at 83.9 and the low at 59.5 and no precipitation expected — a clear, easy night for the first evening of Muertos Fest at Hemisfair and tonight's Day of the Dead River Parade downtown.

Saturday turns a few degrees cooler, topping out near 79.2 with a low near 63.4 and light drizzle in the day's weather code, though precipitation chances sit at just 3 percent on the feed — effectively dry for the festival's Saturday hours, the evening procession, and Bexar County's 12-hour early-voting day. Sunday warms back to near 82.3 under overcast skies with a low near 62.2 and a 1 percent chance of rain.

The pattern stays unsettled into next week rather than stormy. Monday carries light drizzle with a high near 82.3 and rain chances at 9 percent, Tuesday cools to near 78.6 with chances at 14 percent, and Wednesday returns to near 83.3 at 13 percent. The week's real change is Thursday, when the feed now shows moderate drizzle and the highest rain chance in the seven-day window at 41 percent, with a high near 78.6. The station's live weather panel refreshes every 10 minutes, and the Weather Desk files its next full forecast Saturday morning.