Evening Weather: 77 Degrees for Halloween Night, and Election Day's Thunderstorm Chance Climbs to 73 Percent
The station's live feed at the 16:04 cycle: 77.2 degrees feeling like 84, a dry Halloween evening ahead — and Tuesday, Election Day, now coded thunderstorms at a 73 percent precipitation chance, up from 64 percent at midday.
San Antonio's Halloween evening is warm and dry. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 77.2 degrees feeling like 84 under mainly clear skies (code 1), with Saturday topping out at 77.5, a low of 66.9 and a precipitation chance of just 5 percent — trick-or-treat hours stay dry, as the desk has forecast all day.
Sunday, November 1 — the morning the clocks fall back an hour — reads overcast at 76.8 with a low of 65.9 and a 2 percent rain chance. Monday is the week's warm outlier at 86.9 with a low of 67.3 and a 2 percent chance, the calm before the pattern turns.
Election Day is where the feed moved. Tuesday, November 3, remains coded 95 — thunderstorms — at 76.8 with a low of 64.7, but its precipitation chance has climbed to 73 percent, up from 64 percent in the desk's midday and afternoon files. Wednesday clears to sunny at 76.3 with a 1 percent chance, Thursday reads partly cloudy at 79.0 with 3 percent, and Friday, November 6, is overcast at 76.6 with 2 percent. The advice updates with the number: tonight needs no rain plan; Tuesday's voters increasingly do. This file is the desk's evening forecast, filed ahead of the 17:00 slot.
