Friday Evening Weather Update: Drizzle and 65 Degrees in San Antonio, and Election Day's Thunderstorm Chance Rises to 50 Percent

San Antonio's rainy Friday settled into drizzle by evening. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 65.2 degrees and feeling like 66.8 under drizzle (weather code 51), with Friday's high at 69, its low at 64.2, and the day's precipitation chance still at 100 percent — the same full rain day the desk has carried since morning, now in its lighter evening phase.

Halloween Saturday, October 31, keeps improving: the day's code has moved from drizzle to overcast (code 3), with a high of 73.6, a low of 64.4, and the precipitation chance down to 11 percent — lower than the 13 percent in the afternoon file. Trick-or-treat streets will still be damp from Friday, but the rain itself is moving out. Sunday stays overcast and dry at 80.9 with a 2 percent chance, and Monday reaches 86 under fog (code 45) with a 5 percent chance.

Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, is where the numbers moved most: the forecast still carries thunderstorms (code 95), with a high of 79.2 and a low of 65.6, but the precipitation chance has risen to 50 percent, up from 43 percent in the afternoon file. Wednesday clears to sunny at 77.8 with a 1 percent chance and Thursday stays clear at 80.4. Voters heading to the polls Tuesday should plan for a real chance of thunderstorms, not just a passing shower.