Monday Late-Night Weather: Clear and 74 in San Antonio, and Election Day's Call Is Back to Showers at 59 Percent
The late feed reads 74.6 degrees under a clear sky at nightfall's end — and Tuesday's code has eased from rain back to showers, with the precipitation chance holding at 59 percent for the 7-to-7 voting day.
San Antonio ends election eve mild and clear. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read for this late-night update, showed 74.6 degrees feeling like 77.1 under a clear sky (code 0), closing a Monday that topped out at 85.1 and will bottom at 67.9 with no precipitation.
Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — has shifted in wording since the desk's evening files. The feed now carries Tuesday as showers (code 81, eased from the rain code 63 carried at 19:04), a high of 76.1 and a low of 60.4, with the precipitation chance unchanged at 59 percent. Bexar County vote centers run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; on this call, wet weather at some point in the voting day remains likelier than not, and voters heading out early or late should still plan for slick roads and keep rain gear in the car.
Behind Election Day the pattern settles. Wednesday is clear at 74.3 with a low of 55.5 and no precipitation chance, Thursday carries light drizzle at 80.7 with a 4 percent chance, Friday and Saturday are overcast at 71.4 and 72.3 with chances of 5 and 31 percent, and Sunday is partly cloudy at 74.6 with a 17 percent chance.
