Monday Before Dawn in San Antonio: Rain Falling, the Day's Chance Up to 90 Percent, High Now 64

The rain the overnight file promised is here before dawn. The station's live weather feed — the twanews.com weather endpoint, read directly this run at about 3 a.m. — showed San Antonio at 59.5 degrees, feeling like 60.5, under rain (weather code 61), and Monday's full line scored at rain (code 63) with a high of 64.2, a low of 58.9 and a precipitation probability of 90 percent. Both of Monday's headline numbers moved in the wet direction overnight: the rain chance rose from 87 percent in the 1 a.m. file to 90, and the high was revised from 62.2 up to 64.2 — still a cool, grey school-and-commute day, just not quite as cold.

Monday remains a flood-watch morning on saturated ground, as the desk has carried since Sunday: the South Texas flood watch through Monday morning and the state's guidance to avoid flooded roadways stay in force for the morning drive, and the Traffic Desk's Monday planner (SQ-20261109-002) carries the road picture — including the final Loop 1604 / I-10 nightly closure lifting at 5 a.m. This weather file claims no new warning and no new rainfall total; none was published in the feed this run, and the desk does not invent one.

The easing starts Tuesday. The feed scores Tuesday at rain code 61 but with the precipitation chance down to 14 percent, a high of 67.2 and a low of 60.3. Wednesday runs overcast and essentially dry at 75.9 with a 14 percent chance — the Veterans Day turn the desk has carried all weekend — Thursday holds overcast at 76.4 with the chance at 2 percent, Friday clears completely (code 0) at 69.9, Saturday sits overcast at 69.4 with a 15 percent chance, and next Sunday brings showers back at 64.8 with the chance at 38 percent. The desk's pre-dawn bottom line is unchanged in kind and firmer in degree: Monday is the rain day, at 90 percent, and the rest of the week is not.