Midday Weather: 70 Degrees and Clear in San Antonio on Sunday, and Election Day's Thunderstorms Soften Back to Rain at 67 Percent
The Weather Desk's midday update from the station's live feed: 70.3 degrees and clear late Sunday morning, an 80.3 high today — and Tuesday, Election Day, flips back from a thunderstorm code to a rain code (63) at 79.5 degrees, with the precipitation chance holding at 67 percent.
San Antonio's Sunday is living up to the morning files. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 70.3 degrees feeling like 75.7 under a clear sky (code 0) late in the morning. Sunday itself tops out at 80.3 under an overcast code (3), with a low of 66.2 and a 2 percent precipitation chance — the Día de los Muertos celebrations at Market Square and the Pearl, and the rest of the city's Sunday, stay dry.
The Election Day whipsaw continues — in the calmer direction this time. Tuesday, November 3 now reads code 63, rain, at a high of 79.5 and a low of 64.6, with the precipitation chance holding at 67 percent. That is a step down from the 07:04 file, which had Tuesday at code 95 (thunderstorms): the storm wording has come and gone all weekend — rain showers, thunderstorms, and now rain again — while the 67 percent chance itself has not moved. Voters planning a Tuesday trip to a Bexar County vote center, where polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., should still plan on wet weather, just not necessarily thunder. Monday in between reads a fog code (45) at 79.3 with a low of 67.1 and a 2 percent chance.
Behind Election Day the pattern holds mild, then breaks cooler. Wednesday turns partly cloudy (code 2) at 79.3 with a 1 percent chance, Thursday warms to 84.9 under a drizzle code (51) at 2 percent, and Friday drops to the week's coolest high — 73.6, overcast, with a low of 56.3 — before Saturday recovers only to 75.4 with the rain chance back up to 27 percent. This file updates the desk's 07:04 morning file.
