Overnight Weather: 69 Degrees and Overcast in San Antonio, Monday Opens Foggy and Election Day's Rain Showers Hold at 71 Percent
The Weather Desk's overnight update from the station's live feed: 69.3 degrees and overcast (code 3) at the read, feeling like 71.3 — Monday fog (code 45) at 80.6 with its low revised to 67, and Tuesday's Election Day rain-shower call unchanged at a 72.6 high and a 71 percent precipitation chance.
San Antonio closes out the Dia de los Muertos weekend under cloud. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at this cycle, showed 69.3 degrees feeling like 71.3 under an overcast code (3), down from the clear 72.2 the desk read two hours ago — the overnight end of a Sunday that topped out at 83 with a low of 66.2 and a 2 percent precipitation chance.
Monday, the last day before the election, opens in fog. The feed carries a fog code (45) for Monday at a high of 80.6, with the overnight low revised to 67 from 68.1 in the desk's earlier files, and the precipitation chance still at 2 percent. Tuesday, November 3 — Election Day — is unchanged from the late-night file: a rain-shower code (82), a high of just 72.6 and a low of 63.5, and the precipitation chance holding at 71 percent. Bexar County vote centers run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, and the desk's advice stands: build the rain into the trip to vote.
The week steadies behind the election. Wednesday is mainly clear (code 1) at 77.1 with a low of 59.3 and no precipitation chance; Thursday stays mainly clear at 81.1; Friday is overcast at 80 with the chance at 6 percent. Saturday, November 7 keeps the thunderstorm code (95) at a high of 84.6 and a precipitation chance of 19 percent. The desk updates the Election Day call with Monday's files.
