Midday Weather: 70 Degrees in San Antonio at Noon, Halloween Tops Out Near 76, and Election Day's Thunderstorms Hold at 64 Percent
The station's live feed at the 12:04 cycle: 70.5 degrees feeling like 76.7 under overcast skies, Saturday to 76.4 with a 5 percent rain chance — and Tuesday, Election Day, still coded thunderstorms (95) at 64 percent, with Monday the warm day at 86.9 in between.
San Antonio's Halloween has warmed through the morning haze into a mild, gray midday. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 70.5 degrees feeling like 76.7 under an overcast sky, with Saturday coded fog (45) at a high of 76.4, a low of 66.9 and a 5 percent precipitation chance — dry trick-or-treat hours tonight, unchanged from the late-morning file.
Sunday, November 1 — the morning the clocks fall back — reads overcast at 76.8 with a low of 65.5 and a 3 percent chance. Monday is the week's warm outlier: fog in the code but a high of 86.9, a low of 66.7 and a precipitation chance of 10 percent, held from the morning files.
Election Day remains the desk's focus, and its number is no longer moving. Tuesday, November 3, is coded 95 — thunderstorms — at 76.3 with a low of 63.7 and a precipitation chance of 64 percent, exactly where the late-morning file put it. 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 advice stands: Saturday stays dry for Halloween, and Tuesday voters should plan around thunderstorms. The desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 evening forecast.
