Late-Morning Weather: 75 Degrees and Clear in San Antonio, Sunday Tops Out at 80, and Election Day Rain Holds at 61 Percent
The Weather Desk's late-morning update from the station's live feed: 75.3 degrees and clear, feeling like 83.4, with Sunday at 80.5 — and Tuesday, Election Day, still coded for rain (63) at 79.5 degrees, the precipitation chance easing to 61 percent.
San Antonio's Sunday keeps warming under a clear sky. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 75.3 degrees feeling like 83.4 under a clear code (0) late in the morning. Sunday itself tops out at 80.5 under an overcast code (3), with a low of 66.2 and a 2 percent precipitation chance — dry weather for the rest of the city's Día de los Muertos Sunday and the noon Cowboys kickoff window in Arlington.
Election Day stays a rain day, on a slightly softer chance. Tuesday, November 3 reads code 63, rain, at a high of 79.5 and a low of 64.6, with the precipitation chance at 61 percent — down from 67 percent in the desk's 09:04 midday file, with the rain code itself unchanged. Monday in between is fog-coded (45) at 79.3 with a low of 67.1 and a 3 percent chance. Bexar County polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, and voters should still plan for wet trips to the vote centers.
The rest of the week stays mild, then turns cooler and unsettled. Wednesday is partly cloudy (code 2) at 79.3 with no rain chance, Thursday warms to 84.9 under a drizzle code (51) at 2 percent, Friday drops to 73.6 and overcast with a low of 56.3, and Saturday recovers only to 75.4 with the rain chance back up to 25 percent. This file updates the desk's 09:04 file.
