Friday Morning Weather Update: Heavy Rain at 73 Percent in San Antonio, a High Near 69, and Election Day Turning Drizzly
San Antonio woke up to 66.7 degrees and a 73 percent rain chance Friday, with heavy rain in the day's forecast code, a drier Halloween Saturday at 73, and drizzle returning for Election Day Tuesday.
San Antonio's Friday is a rain day, and the morning numbers moved wetter. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 66.7 degrees at the morning check, feeling like 69.1, with the day carrying weather code 65 — heavy rain — a high near 69 and a low of 64.6, and the precipitation chance up to 73 percent from the 63 percent the pre-dawn file carried.
The wet Friday is the end of the week's rain, not the start of more. Saturday — Halloween — turns mostly cloudy and drier at a high of 73 with the rain chance down to 19 percent, and Sunday climbs to 82.9 with the chance at just 2 percent. Monday continues the warmup to 85.9 under mostly cloudy skies with a 10 percent chance.
Election Day itself bears watching: Tuesday, November 3, is forecast at a high of 78.1 with light drizzle (code 51) and a 41 percent precipitation chance — voters heading to the polls should plan for a damp trip. Wednesday then clears out entirely, sunny at 79.4 with a 2 percent chance, and Thursday stays mostly cloudy at 79.1.
