Friday Night Weather Update: 68 Degrees in San Antonio, and Election Day's Thunderstorms Soften to Rain Showers
San Antonio held at 68 degrees under overcast skies Friday night, Halloween's rain chance eased to 8 percent, and Election Day's forecast code stepped down from thunderstorms to rain showers at a 50 percent chance.
San Antonio's rain day closed into a gray, mild night. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 67.6 degrees and feeling like 70.5 under overcast skies (weather code 3), with Friday's high at 69, its low at 64.2, and the day's precipitation chance at 100 percent — the full rain day the morning files promised, now ending.
Halloween Saturday, October 31, reads drier by the hour: a high of 73.6 and a low of 66, with the precipitation chance down to 8 percent — but the day's code has shifted to 51, light drizzle, so a brief sprinkle is not ruled out for trick-or-treat hours even as the odds fall. Sunday warms sharply to 84.2 under overcast skies with a 3 percent chance, and Monday reaches 86.2, also overcast, at 5 percent.
Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, changed character in this feed: the code stepped down from 95 (thunderstorms) to 80 (rain showers), with a high of 78.8, a low of 65.5, and the precipitation chance holding at 50 percent. Voters should still expect a wet Tuesday — showers, not storms, is the current read — and Wednesday clears to sunny at 77 with a 1 percent chance, followed by an overcast Thursday at 78.9.
