Monday Morning Forecast: Clear and Near 81 Today, Then Tuesday Drops to 74 With Drizzle

San Antonio starts the work week clear and mild. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 64.1 degrees under clear skies early Monday, with a daytime high of 80.8 degrees, a low of 61.2 and a rain chance of just 2 percent - a dry, comfortable Monday for the morning commute and for voters heading to early-voting centers on the first day of final-week hours.

The change in this forecast is Tuesday. The feed now puts Tuesday's high at 74 degrees - roughly 10 degrees below where the outlook sat on Sunday night - with a low of 64.1, drizzle (weather code 53) and a rain chance of 26 percent. Wednesday rebounds to 81.8 degrees with drizzle still possible and a 17 percent rain chance, so the cooldown is a one-day dip rather than a front that settles in.

Thursday remains the day to plan around. The feed holds Thursday at a high of 71.5 and a low of 68, with drizzle and the week's highest rain chance at 56 percent - down slightly from the 63 percent the Sunday-night file carried, but still the wettest day of the week by a wide margin. Friday follows with rain (code 81), a high of 72.5 and a 41 percent chance, before the weekend dries out: Saturday reaches 75.7 with an 11 percent chance, and Sunday climbs back to 79.7 with drizzle possible and a 3 percent chance.

The practical read for the week: get outdoor work and errands done Monday, keep a jacket and an umbrella close Tuesday as temperatures dip, and expect Thursday to be the day most likely to disrupt plans. The Weather Desk's next file is the 17:00 evening forecast, and the desk will update this outlook if the Tuesday cooldown or Thursday's rain chance moves again.