Late Sunday Night in San Antonio: 59.6 Degrees and Overcast — Monday's Heavy Rain Now at 86 Percent
The Weather Desk's late-night update: San Antonio stands at 59.6 degrees under an overcast sky late Sunday, and Monday's rain line has strengthened since the evening file — the feed now scores Monday at the week's heaviest rain code with a high of 62.4 and an 86 percent precipitation chance, up from 75 percent at the evening reading. Tuesday's drizzle and Wednesday's warm, dry turn are unchanged.
Sunday is ending the way it ran: grey and wet. The station's live weather feed — the twanews.com weather endpoint, read directly this run at the late hour — showed San Antonio at 59.6 degrees, feeling like 60.3, under an overcast sky (weather code 3). Sunday's own line closes as a rain day: code 63, a high of 65.1, a low of 59.2 and an 88 percent precipitation chance — the rain day the desk has carried since Friday's files.
Monday's line moved in this update, and it moved wetter. The feed now scores Monday at code 65 — the heaviest rain code on the week's board — with a high of only 62.4, a low of 57.7 and a precipitation probability of 86 percent, up from the 75 percent the desk read at the evening hour. The practical read for the Monday commute is unchanged in kind and stronger in degree: a second consecutive wet day, the wettest of the week, on the same morning the Loop 1604 / I-10 overnight closures finish their run. Tuesday then eases exactly as forecast — drizzle (code 51), a high of 66.5, a low of 61.2 and the rain chance down to 24 percent.
Beyond Tuesday the week still warms and settles. Wednesday runs overcast at 75.5 with a 7 percent rain chance — the Veterans Day holiday lands on the warm, dry turn — Thursday holds overcast at 76.1 with the chance at zero, Friday clears completely (code 0) at 68.0 with a low of 53.8, and Saturday returns to overcast at 67.1 with a cooler low of 49.9 and a 10 percent chance. The desk's late-night bottom line: get through a heavy-rain Monday, and the rest of the week is dry.
