Monday's 5 A.M. Weather File: Overcast and 67 in San Antonio, 82 by Afternoon, Election Day Rain at 45 Percent
The Weather Desk's 05:00 file: San Antonio opens election eve under an overcast sky at 67.3 degrees, climbs to 81.7 with almost no rain chance today, and faces a cooler, wetter Election Day — 72.3 degrees with rain (code 61) at a 45 percent chance.
San Antonio started election eve gray and mild. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read for the desk's 05:00 file, showed 67.3 degrees feeling like 71.7 under an overcast code (3), with Monday's high at 81.7, the low at 66.3 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent — a dry, cloudy day for the last full day of campaigning.
Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — remains the week's weather story, and the call firmed up slightly overnight. The feed carries Tuesday as rain (code 61) with a high of 72.3, a low of 62.2 and a 45 percent precipitation chance, up three points from the 42 percent the desk reported at 03:04. Bexar County vote centers run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday; voters should still plan for the chance of rain at some point in the voting window, even though most hours now look more likely dry than wet.
The rest of the week is steady and warm. Wednesday turns mainly clear (code 1) at 77.1 with no precipitation chance, Thursday and Friday stay overcast at 79.4 and 78.2 with 5 percent chances, Saturday's chance rises to 29 percent at an overcast 79.4, and Sunday is mainly clear at 79.6 with an 18 percent chance. The desk updates with the 17:00 file.
