Monday Late Afternoon in San Antonio: Overcast and 61.7 Degrees, Tuesday Now a Drizzle Day at 20 Percent
The station's live feed at 3 p.m. puts San Antonio at 61.7 degrees under overcast skies, near the day's high of 62.2 after the morning's heavy rain. Tuesday has eased from rain to drizzle at a 20 percent chance, Wednesday turns foggy and warm at 76.7, and the weekend rain chances have climbed — Saturday showers at 39 percent, Sunday drizzle at 40.
San Antonio's rain day is ending grey and mild. The station's live weather feed at 3 p.m. puts the city at 61.7 degrees under code 3 — overcast — feeling like 63.1, just under Monday's high of 62.2 over a low of 57.4. Monday as a whole still scores code 63, rain, at a 95 percent precipitation chance, the mark of the morning's heavy rain even as the afternoon itself stays dry under the cloud deck.
The week ahead has shifted again since the 1 p.m. file (SQ-20261109-041). Tuesday's code has eased from 61 rain to 53 — drizzle — with its chance holding at 20 percent, on a range of 65.8 over 58.9, so Tuesday now reads as a damp, grey day rather than a second rain event. Wednesday holds code 45, fog, but its chance has dropped to 2 percent and its low has eased to 57.3 under a high of 76.7. Thursday stays code 3 and dry at 75.5 over 60.7 with no chance of rain, and Friday holds dry at 76.6 over 58.3.
The weekend rain signal has strengthened. Saturday stays code 81 — rain showers — at 76.8 over 57.6, but its chance has climbed from 21 to 39 percent, and Sunday stays code 53, drizzle, at 71.2 over 62.4 with its chance up from 36 to 40 percent. Standing water from the morning's downpours remains the late-afternoon hazard on low-lying roads as the PM drive gets under way. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 evening update.
