Overnight Weather: Drizzle at 68 in San Antonio, Halloween Tops Out at 74, Monday Warms to 85 and Election Day Rain Odds Sit at 43 Percent
The station's live feed at 2 a.m. shows 68.1 degrees and overcast in San Antonio, with a damp Halloween ahead, a warm Monday, and the week's best rain chance arriving on Election Day.
San Antonio starts Halloween damp and gray. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at about 2 a.m. Saturday, put the city at 68.1 degrees under overcast skies, feeling like 71.7, with Saturday topping out at 73.8 degrees and dipping only to 67.3, on a drizzle code with a 5 percent precipitation chance — a wet-feeling day that is more mist than rain.
The pattern warms before it breaks. Sunday runs mostly overcast and milder, 78.6 degrees with a low of 64.8 and a 3 percent rain chance, and Monday is the week's warmest day at 85.4 degrees under fog-code skies, with a low of 69.2 and rain chances still at 5 percent. Trick-or-treaters on Saturday evening work under the same gray deck, with temperatures holding in the upper 60s and low 70s rather than falling away.
Election Day is the change. Tuesday's forecast shows rain showers, a high of 76.6 and a low of 63.3, with the rain chance at 43 percent — the highest of the week. Behind it, Wednesday clears to a sunny 75 degrees with a low of 57.5, Thursday reaches 77.5 and Friday 79.1, both with single-digit rain chances.
