Friday Afternoon Weather Update: Rain Chance Hits 100 Percent in San Antonio, and Election Day Now Carries Thunderstorms

San Antonio's rainy Friday filled in completely on the afternoon numbers. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 67.1 degrees and feeling like 70, overcast (weather code 3), Friday's high near 69 and low at 64.2, and the day's precipitation chance at 100 percent — up from 96 percent in the midday file, which is why the desk is updating rather than repeating it. Friday's own daily code remains 65, heavy rain.

Halloween Saturday, October 31, keeps drying: drizzle code 51 early, a high of 73.8 and a low of 66, with the precipitation chance now down to 13 percent — lower than the 19 percent in the midday file, though streets will still be wet from Friday. Sunday turns overcast and dry at 80.9 with a 2 percent chance, and Monday reaches 86 under fog code 45 with an 8 percent chance.

Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, is the change to watch: the forecast code has moved from the rain showers (code 80) carried earlier today to thunderstorms (code 95), with a high of 79.2, a low of 65.6 and a 43 percent precipitation chance. Wednesday clears to sunny at 77.8 and Thursday stays clear at 80.4. Voters planning an Election Day trip to the polls should keep the thunderstorm chance in their plans.