Midday Weather Update: Thursday's Rain Chance Climbs to 86 Percent, Friday Stays Wet Near 74, and Tuesday Brings Thunderstorms

San Antonio's Thursday turned fully into a rain day by midday. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle at midday, showed 71.2 degrees and feeling like 76.4 under overcast skies, with Thursday's high set near 76.7 and the low near 68.2. The day now carries a rain code and an 86 percent precipitation chance — the firmest rain signal of the week, and wetter than this morning's files carried.

Friday stays on the wet, cooler side for Halloween: the feed codes Friday for rain with a high near 74.1, a low near 66.4 and a 50 percent precipitation chance. Anyone with Friday-evening plans outdoors should keep the rain gear in the plan rather than as a backup.

The weekend then dries and warms in steps. Saturday carries a rain code early with a high near 82.5 and the chance down to 31 percent; Sunday is the weekend's clean day — overcast, a high near 84.3 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent — and Monday reaches near 85.4 under a fog code with an 8 percent chance.

The next real change arrives Tuesday, which the feed codes for thunderstorms with a high near 79.9 and a 38 percent precipitation chance, before Wednesday clears to near 79.2 with the week's coolest low, near 60.3. The pattern in one line: rain today and Friday, a warm dry weekend, then one more round of storms to start the new week.