Monday at Midday in San Antonio: The Heavy Rain Has Eased to Overcast — 59.9 Degrees, the Day Still at 95 Percent
The station's live feed at 11 a.m. shows the turn in Monday's rain day: the current code has stepped down from 65 heavy rain to 3, overcast, at 59.9 degrees, while Monday itself still scores code 63 rain at 95 percent with a high of 61.2. Tuesday turns to drizzle code 51, Wednesday to fog, and the warm dry stretch still follows.
San Antonio's rain is easing at midday, even if the day is not done with it. The station's live weather feed at 11 a.m. puts the city at 59.9 degrees under code 3 — overcast — feeling like 61.1, a clear step down from the code 65 heavy rain the desk filed at 9 a.m. at 58.1 degrees. Monday as a whole still scores code 63, plain rain, at a 95 percent precipitation chance, with the day's range now 61.2 over 57.4 — the high trimmed again, from 61.8 at 9 a.m., on a day whose ceiling has fallen at every file since before dawn.
The forward codes have moved again since the 9 a.m. file (SQ-20261109-030). Tuesday's code stepped down from 63 rain to 51 — drizzle — with its chance holding at 18 percent and its range at 65.6 over 59.1, so the system's tail now reads as a damp morning rather than a second rain day. Wednesday holds code 45, fog, at a 5 percent chance and a warm 75.9 over 58.5. The Federal Aviation Administration's daily air traffic report for Monday, read this run, fits the same picture from above: thunderstorms and low clouds may slow traffic in Austin and San Antonio today.
After the fog, the week the desk has carried all morning is intact. Thursday stays code 3 and dry at 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 at 21 percent, before Sunday brings the next system at code 95 thunderstorms, 67 over 63.1, at 36 percent. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 evening update; standing water from the morning's heavy rain remains the midday hazard even as the rain itself lets up.
