Overnight Weather: Clear and 68 in San Antonio, Sunday Warms to 81, and Election Day's Storms Soften to Rain Showers at 77 Percent

San Antonio is into the quiet part of the night, and the clocks have fallen back. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 67.7 degrees feeling like 71.7 under clear skies (code 0) — down from 69.1 at the 00:04 read, with no rain in the overnight picture.

Sunday, November 1, reads overcast (code 3) at 80.7 with a low of 65.1 and a 2 percent precipitation chance — a fine, dry day for the city's Día de los Muertos celebrations. Monday is fog-coded (45) at 81.8 with a low of 68.1 and a 2 percent chance, the week's warmest day.

Election Day's code is the material change in this read. Tuesday, November 3, is now coded 81 — rain showers — at 77.7 with a low of 64.1 and a precipitation chance of 77 percent; the desk's last two files carried the day as thunderstorms (code 95/96 class), so the storm wording comes off while the rain chance itself holds at 77 percent. Wednesday turns clear (code 0) at 78.9 with a low of 61.2 and a 1 percent chance, Thursday reads mainly clear at 81.2 with 4 percent, Friday is overcast at 80.9 with 2 percent, and Saturday carries a drizzle code (51) at 82.6 with an 18 percent chance. Tuesday's voters should still plan for rain — just rain, on the current code. This is the desk's overnight update to its 00:04 file.