Night Weather: Clear and 71 in San Antonio, Sunday's High Revised Up to 81, and Election Day's Thunderstorm Chance Climbs to 77 Percent
The station's live feed at the 22:04 cycle: 71.5 degrees and clear (code 0), Sunday overcast at 80.8, Monday at 82, and Tuesday's thunderstorms now carrying a 77 percent precipitation chance, up from 73.
San Antonio's Halloween night is closing clear and mild. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 71.5 degrees feeling like 76.8 under clear skies (code 0), with the day having topped out at 80.4 and the low holding at 66.9 on a 5 percent precipitation chance — the trick-or-treat hours stayed dry from start to finish.
Sunday, November 1, reads overcast (code 3) at 80.8 with a low of 66.1 and a 2 percent rain chance — Sunday's high was revised up from 76.8 in the desk's earlier files, the material change in this read. Monday is fog-coded (45) at 82.0 with a low of 68.1 and a 2 percent chance, cooler than the 86.1 the feed showed at midday but still the week's warm day before the election.
Election Day is still the week's weather story, and its rain chance rose in this read. Tuesday, November 3, is coded 95 — thunderstorms — at 78.1 with a low of 65.0 and a precipitation chance of 77 percent, up from 73 percent in the 20:04 file. Wednesday turns overcast at 77.9 with a 1 percent chance, Thursday reads overcast at 80.4 with 4 percent, and Friday, November 6, is overcast at 76.3 with 2 percent. Tonight needs no rain plan; Tuesday's voters still do. This is the desk's night update to its 20:04 file.
