Monday at 9 A.M.: Heavy Rain Holds Over San Antonio — 58.1 Degrees, the High Cut to 61.8, Tuesday Now Scoring Rain Too
The station's live feed at 9 a.m. keeps San Antonio in heavy rain at code 65 and 58.1 degrees, with Monday's chance still at 95 percent and the day's high trimmed to 61.8. Tuesday's code has stepped up to rain at 63, Wednesday now scores fog, and the dry, warm middle of the week still follows.
San Antonio's rain day is holding its shape into mid-morning. The station's live weather feed at 9 a.m. puts the city at 58.1 degrees in heavy rain — weather code 65, the same intensity the desk filed at 7 a.m. — feeling like 59.4, with Monday's precipitation chance at 95 percent and the day's range narrowed again, to 61.8 over 57.9. The flood watch that has framed the morning still frames the day: steady rain, heavy at times, with low-water crossings the standing hazard through the commute's tail and into the afternoon.
The changes since the 7 a.m. file (SQ-20261109-022) are at the edges. The temperature eased half a degree, 58.6 to 58.1, and the high was cut from 63.1 to 61.8 — a day whose ceiling keeps falling as the rain refuses to break. Further out, the feed has moved twice: Tuesday's code stepped up from 61 to 63, plain rain, with its chance at 18 percent, a high of 65.6 and a low of 59.1, so the system's tail now scores as a rain day rather than a shower day; and Wednesday's code moved from 3 to 45, fog, even as its chance fell to 5 percent and its range held warm at 75.9 over 58.5.
The week's shape after the rain is unchanged. Thursday stays dry and warm at code 3, 75.6 over 59, with a 1 percent chance. Friday holds dry at 76.7 over 58.9 with no chance of rain. Saturday stays dry at 76 over 57.3, its chance ticked up to 21 percent, before Sunday brings the next system: code 95 thunderstorms, 67 over 63.1, at 36 percent. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 evening update; the desk holds a live watch through the flood-watch day.
