Monday Morning Weather Update: 70 Degrees and Overcast in San Antonio, the High Revised Up to 84, and Election Day Rain Eases to 43 Percent
San Antonio's election eve warmed up in the morning update: 70.4 degrees under an overcast sky, Monday's high revised up to 83.7, and Election Day stays a rain day (code 61) at a slightly lower 43 percent chance.
San Antonio moved through a mild, gray Monday morning. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read for this update, showed 70.4 degrees feeling like 77 under an overcast code (3), with Monday's high revised up to 83.7 — two degrees warmer than the 81.7 the desk carried in its 05:00 file — the low at 67.9 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent.
Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — remains the week's rain day, on a slightly softer call. The feed carries Tuesday as rain (code 61) with a high of 72.3, a low of 62.3 and a 43 percent precipitation chance, down two points from the 45 percent in the morning file. Bexar County vote centers run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; the desk still advises voters to expect the chance of showers at some point in the day and to dress for a cooler one than today.
Behind Election Day, the week clears and steadies. Wednesday turns clear (code 0) at 76.6 with no precipitation chance, Thursday and Friday are overcast at 73.6 and 76.4 with 5 percent chances, Saturday's chance rises to 29 percent at 77.1, and Sunday is overcast at 79.4 with an 18 percent chance. The desk updates with the 17:00 file.
