Monday Afternoon Weather: 83 Degrees in San Antonio, and Election Day's Rain Call Settles on Showers at 48 Percent
The PM feed holds Tuesday as rain showers (code 81) at a 48 percent chance with a high of 76.7 — the fourth shape for Election Day in today's files, and the one voters plan around tonight.
San Antonio's election eve ran warm into the PM drive. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read for this update, showed 82.9 degrees feeling like 87.4 under a mainly clear sky (code 1), with Monday's high at 83.8, the low at 67.9 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent.
Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — has changed shape with every file today, and the afternoon call is the one to plan on tonight: the feed now carries Tuesday as rain showers (code 81), a high of 76.7 and a low of 60.1, with the precipitation chance up to 48 percent from the afternoon file's 46 percent drizzle call and the midday file's 35 percent. Bexar County vote centers run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; on this call, voters should expect the chance of passing showers through the voting day rather than steady rain, and keep the umbrella in the car.
Behind Election Day the week clears, then clouds again. Wednesday is clear at 76.1 with a low of 54.8 and no precipitation chance, Thursday carries light drizzle at 74.6 with a 5 percent chance, Friday and Saturday are overcast at 73.0 and 74.8 with chances of 8 and 23 percent, and Sunday is overcast at 78.7 with a 15 percent chance. The desk files its 17:00 evening forecast next.
