Monday Afternoon in San Antonio: Overcast and 61.6 Degrees After the Heavy Rain — Tuesday's Rain Chance Back Up to 21 Percent
The station's live feed at 1 p.m. puts San Antonio at 61.6 degrees under overcast skies, near the day's high of 61.9, with Monday still scoring 95 percent rain. The week ahead has shifted since midday: Tuesday is back to rain code 61 at 21 percent, Saturday now carries rain showers, and Sunday has eased to drizzle.
The heavy rain is behind San Antonio, and the afternoon is a grey, mild holding pattern. The station's live weather feed at 1 p.m. puts the city at 61.6 degrees under code 3 — overcast — feeling like 62.2, essentially at Monday's high of 61.9 over a low of 57.4. Monday as a whole still scores code 63, rain, at a 95 percent precipitation chance — the score of a rain day even as the rain itself has eased, the same turn the desk filed at midday when the current code stepped down from heavy rain to overcast.
The forward codes have moved since the 11 a.m. file (SQ-20261109-035). Tuesday's code has stepped back up from 51 drizzle to 61 — rain — with its chance rising from 18 to 21 percent, on a range of 65.6 over 59.1, so Tuesday now reads as a second, lighter rain chance rather than a damp tail. Wednesday holds code 45, fog, at a 5 percent chance, but its high has firmed to 76.7 over 58.5. Thursday stays code 3 and dry at 75.5 over 60.7 with a 1 percent chance, and Friday holds dry at 76.6 over 58.3 with no chance of rain.
The weekend has been redrawn. Saturday's code has moved from 3 overcast to 81 — rain showers — at 76.8 over 57.6 with its chance holding at 21 percent, while Sunday has eased from code 95 thunderstorms to code 53, drizzle, at 71.2 over 62.4 with a 36 percent chance. Standing water from the morning's downpours remains the afternoon hazard on low-lying roads even as the sky brightens. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 evening update.
