Monday Overnight in San Antonio: Overcast and 60.2 Degrees — Tuesday's Drizzle Chance Rises to 29 Percent Before Wednesday Dries Out
The station's live feed at 11 p.m. puts San Antonio at 60.2 degrees under overcast skies at the end of a 95-percent rain day. Tuesday still reads drizzle, now code 53 with its chance up from 23 to 29 percent and its high at 63.8; Wednesday holds overcast and dry at 72.3, and the warm, dry Thursday and Friday are unchanged.
San Antonio is ending its rain day grey and mild. The station's live weather feed at 11 p.m. puts the city at 60.2 degrees under code 3 — overcast — feeling like 61.3, closing a Monday that topped out at 62.3 over a low of 57.4 and carried a 95 percent precipitation chance. The heavy morning rain remains the day's story; the overnight hours are a slow drying, with standing water still on low streets.
Tuesday has firmed up a little since the 9 p.m. file (SQ-20261109-065). It now reads code 53 — drizzle, a step denser than the earlier code 51 — with its chance up from 23 to 29 percent, its high at 63.8 over a low of 59.2. Wednesday is unchanged in character: code 3, overcast and dry at 72.3 over 60.6 with a 1 percent chance — the week's turn from wet to warm.
Beyond it the pattern holds exactly as the evening files drew it: Thursday reads code 3 and dry at 77.1 over 63.0, Friday holds dry at 77.4 over 61.0, Saturday stays code 81, rain showers, at 74.1 over 58.5 with a 45 percent chance, and Sunday stays code 51, drizzle, at 70.3 over 60.8 with a 49 percent chance. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is Tuesday's 05:00 morning forecast.
