Monday Midday Weather: 75 Degrees and Mostly Clear in San Antonio, and Election Day's Rain Call Eases to Showers at 35 Percent and a Warmer 78
The Election Day forecast changed shape at midday: Tuesday is now carried as rain showers rather than steady rain, the chance is down to 35 percent from 43, and the high is up to 77.5 — with a cooler low of 59.8 behind it.
San Antonio's election eve turned bright by midday. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read for this update, showed 75.4 degrees feeling like 80.7 under a mainly clear sky (code 1), with Monday's high at 81.6, the low at 67.9 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent.
Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — is the forecast change that matters. The feed now carries Tuesday as rain showers (code 82), not the steady rain (code 61) of the morning files: the high is revised up to 77.5 from 72.3, the low down to 59.8 from 62.3, and the precipitation chance down to 35 percent from 43 percent. Bexar County vote centers run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; on this call, voters are likelier to meet a passing shower than a rainy day, and the desk still advises keeping an umbrella in the car.
Behind Election Day the week clears and cools at night. Wednesday is clear at 76.6 with a low of 57.2 and no precipitation chance, Thursday and Friday are overcast at 73.6 and 76.4 with chances of 5 and 8 percent, Saturday's chance rises to 23 percent at 77.1, and Sunday is overcast at 79.4 with a 15 percent chance. The desk updates with the 17:00 file.
