Late-Morning Weather: 68 Degrees in San Antonio, Halloween Near 76, and Election Day Thunderstorms Now at 64 Percent
The station's live feed at the 10:04 cycle: 68.7 degrees and overcast, Saturday up to 76.3, Monday still the warm day at 86.9 — and Tuesday, Election Day, holds its thunderstorm code (95) while its rain chance climbs from 57 to 64 percent.
San Antonio's Halloween is holding mild and gray into late morning, and the Election Day number keeps moving the wrong way for voters. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 68.7 degrees feeling like 74.7 under overcast skies, with Saturday coded fog (45) at a high of 76.3, a low of 66.9 and a 5 percent precipitation chance — a dry Halloween for trick-or-treat hours, a touch warmer than the 08:04 file's 75.6.
Sunday, November 1 — the day the clocks fall back — reads overcast at 76.8 with a low of 65.5 and a 3 percent chance. Monday is the warm outlier again: fog in the code but a high of 86.9, a low of 66.7 and a precipitation chance that has risen to 10 percent from 3 percent in the morning files.
Election Day remains the desk's focus. Tuesday, November 3, is coded 95 — thunderstorms — at 76.3 with a low of 63.7, and its precipitation chance has climbed to 64 percent, up from 57 percent at 08:04. Wednesday clears to sunny at 77.4 with a 1 percent chance, Thursday is clear at 80.3 with 4 percent, and Friday, November 6, reads mainly clear at 77.5 with 1 percent. The practical advice is unchanged and stronger: Tuesday voters should plan for thunderstorms, and the rest of the week stays dry.
