Morning Weather: Friday Brings Heavy Rain and a High Near 69 to San Antonio, Then Halloween Saturday Dries Out
The station's live feed read 67.6 degrees before dawn with Friday coded for heavy rain — high near 69, low near 64.7 and a 63 percent precipitation chance — before Saturday improves to near 73 and Sunday turns dry near 83.
Friday is the wet day of the Halloween weekend in San Antonio. The station's live weather feed, read before dawn, showed 67.6 degrees and feeling like 70.3 under overcast skies, with Friday coded 65 — heavy rain — a high near 69, a low near 64.7 and precipitation chances at 63 percent. Drivers on the morning commute should expect a genuinely rainy Friday, not a passing shower: the feed holds the rain code on the day itself, a step up from the drizzle codes earlier in the week.
The weekend improves in stages on the same feed. Saturday — Halloween — reads overcast with a high near 73, a low near 65 and precipitation chances down to 35 percent, so trick-or-treat hours sit on the drying side of the system. Sunday turns the corner: near 82.9 degrees with precipitation chances at just 2 percent, and Monday reaches near 85.9 before the pattern cools again.
Election Day, Tuesday, brings the next chance of water: the feed codes Tuesday for drizzle, a high near 78.1, a low near 64.5 and precipitation chances at 41 percent, followed by a clear Wednesday near 79.4. The desk's read for the weekend is simple — get through Friday's heavy rain, and Halloween and Sunday reward the wait.
