Late-Night Weather: 72 Degrees and Clear in San Antonio, Election Day Turns Cooler at 73 With Rain Showers at 71 Percent
The Weather Desk's late-night update from the station's live feed: 72.2 degrees and clear (code 0) at the read, Monday foggy at 80.6 — and Tuesday's Election Day call changed: a rain-shower code (82), a high of just 72.6, and the precipitation chance up to 71 percent from 66.
San Antonio ends Sunday the way it spent it: warm and dry. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 72.2 degrees feeling like 76.3 under a clear code (0), closing a Sunday that topped out at 83 with a low of 66.2 and a 2 percent precipitation chance — a clear, mild night for the last hours of the Dia de los Muertos weekend.
Election Day's forecast moved, and voters should plan on it. Tuesday, November 3 now reads a rain-shower code (82) at a high of 72.6 and a low of 63.5, with the precipitation chance risen to 71 percent — up from the 66 percent and the warmer 78.8 high the desk carried through three straight files earlier Sunday. Bexar County polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday; the trip to the vote center now looks both wetter and cooler than it did at dinner time. Monday in between reads fog (code 45) at 80.6 with a low of 68.1 and a 2 percent chance.
The rest of the week steadies after Tuesday. Wednesday is mainly clear (code 1) at 77.1 with a low of 59.3 and no precipitation chance; Thursday stays mainly clear at 81.1; Friday is overcast at 80 with the chance at 6 percent. Saturday, November 7 keeps the thunderstorm code (95) the desk flagged in its night file, at a high of 84.6 and a precipitation chance of 19 percent. The desk will update the Election Day rain call with Monday's files.
