Evening Weather: Friday Drops to 69 With Rain Chances at 45 Percent, Then the Weekend Rebounds Into the 80s

San Antonio's Thursday evening is a wet one. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 74.5 degrees, feeling like 79.8, under overcast skies late Thursday afternoon, with the day's high at 75 and the rain chance at 86 percent — the wettest day on the current seven-day board, and the reason the Weather Desk has kept its flash-flood cautions in front of readers through the midday hours.

Friday is the cool turn. The feed puts Friday's high at just 69 degrees with a low near 64.8 and rain chances at 45 percent — five to seven degrees cooler than the forecasts carried earlier this week, and cool enough that Thursday night's high school crowds and Friday commuters should plan for a showery, gray day rather than a warm one. Saturday stays unsettled at a high near 76.3 with rain chances still at 45 percent.

The rebound is quick after that. Sunday dries out — a high near 81.6, a low near 68 and rain chances down to 1 percent — and Monday climbs to 84.3 under overcast skies. The next rain signal after the weekend is Tuesday, when the feed shows drizzle and a high near 77.9 with chances at 33 percent, before Wednesday clears to near 75.9. The Weather Desk files its next full forecast Friday morning; the station's live weather panel refreshes every 10 minutes.