Friday 10 A.M. Weather Update: Rain Chance Reaches 83 Percent in San Antonio, Halloween Turns to Drizzle
San Antonio stood at 65.6 degrees with rain falling at the 10 a.m. check, Friday's precipitation chance is up to 83 percent, and Halloween Saturday now reads as a drizzle day before Sunday clears.
San Antonio's rainy Friday intensified again on the late-morning numbers. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle at the 10 a.m. check, showed 65.6 degrees and feeling like 65.9, with rain falling (weather code 61), the day's high holding near 69 and the low at 65.6, and Friday's precipitation chance up to 83 percent — above the 78 percent in the 8 a.m. file, which is why the desk is updating rather than repeating it.
Halloween Saturday, October 31, now reads as a light-rain and drizzle day (code 51) rather than the shower wording of the morning files: a high of 73.8, a low of 65.7 and a 14 percent precipitation chance. Trick-or-treat hours still look workable, but the desk's standing advice holds — keep an eye on the evening sky and have a cover plan for costumes and candy routes.
Sunday clears sharply to overcast and dry: a high of 82.5, a low of 65.8 and a rain chance of just 1 percent, and Monday climbs to 86.5. Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, remains the next wet day — rain showers (code 80), a high of 78.7, a low of 65.2 and the chance up slightly to 43 percent — before Wednesday turns sunny at 80.2 with a 4 percent chance and Thursday stays fair at 79.8.
