Morning Weather: Clear and 67 in San Antonio, Sunday Reaches 81, and Election Day's Rain Chance Holds at 67 Percent
The Weather Desk's 05:00 file from the station's live feed: the overcast of the small hours has cleared — 66.7 degrees under a clear sky (code 0) — Sunday tops out at 81, Monday stays fog-coded at 79, and Tuesday, Election Day, still reads rain showers (code 81) at a 67 percent precipitation chance.
The sky over San Antonio has cleared in time for Sunday morning. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle's 05:00 file, showed 66.7 degrees feeling like 70.1 under a clear sky (code 0) — a material change from the 03:04 read, when the city sat under overcast (code 3) at 68.1 degrees. The first full morning of standard time starts cool, dry and bright.
Sunday, November 1, reads overcast returning later (code 3) at a high of 81 with a low of 65.7 and a 2 percent precipitation chance — the Día de los Muertos celebrations at the Pearl, the Esperanza and across the city stay dry. Monday holds its fog code (45) at 78.7 with a low of 66.0 and a 2 percent chance, the coolest high of the week.
Election Day is still the week's wet day, unchanged in this read. Tuesday, November 3, holds at code 81 — rain showers — at 77.7 with a low of 64.1 and a 67 percent precipitation chance, so voters heading to Bexar County's vote centers between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should still plan on an umbrella. Behind it the week dries out: Wednesday clear (code 0) at 78.9 with a 1 percent chance, Thursday mainly clear at 81.2, Friday overcast at 80.9, and Saturday back to a drizzle code (51) at 82.6 with the chance up to 27 percent. This is the desk's 05:00 morning file, updating its 03:04 overnight file.
