Midday Weather: 78 Degrees and Partly Cloudy in San Antonio, Sunday Tops Out at 80, and Election Day Rain Holds at 61 Percent
The Weather Desk's midday update from the station's live feed: 78.2 degrees and partly cloudy, feeling like 85.6, with Sunday at 80.1 — and Tuesday, Election Day, still coded for rain (63) at 78.7 degrees, the precipitation chance holding at 61 percent. The late-week cool-down in the morning file is gone.
San Antonio's Sunday has warmed fast under a partly cloudy sky. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 78.2 degrees feeling like 85.6 under a partly cloudy code (2) at midday — up from 75.3 and clear in the desk's 11:04 late-morning file. Sunday itself tops out at 80.1 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.
Election Day stays a rain day, a touch cooler. Tuesday, November 3 reads code 63, rain, at a high of 78.7 and a low of 63.9, with the precipitation chance holding at 61 percent — the high eased down from 79.5 in the 11:04 file, with the rain code and the odds unchanged. Monday in between is fog-coded (45) at 79.3 with a low of 68.9 — that low is up from 67.1 this morning — and a 2 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 late-week cool-down in this morning's file has come out of the forecast. Wednesday is overcast (code 3) at 78.4 with no rain chance, Thursday now reads 77.9 under a drizzle code (51) — down sharply from 84.9 in the 11:04 file — Friday recovers to 80.2 and overcast with a low of 62.2, up from 73.6 and 56.3 this morning, and Saturday is overcast at 81.7 with the rain chance at 25 percent. This file updates the desk's 11:04 file.
