Overnight Weather: Friday Is a Rain Day at 72 Percent — Near 69 in San Antonio, Showers Linger Saturday, Then Sunday Dries Out at 83
The station's live feed reads 68.2 degrees and overcast in the overnight hours, with Friday's rain chance holding at 72 percent and a Level 1 flash flood threat reaching the city before the weekend turns dry.
San Antonio's Friday is a rain day, and the overnight numbers have not backed off it. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this run in the overnight hours, puts the city at 68.2 degrees under overcast skies, with Friday topping out near 68.8, falling to 64 overnight, and carrying a 72 percent precipitation chance. FOX Weather's Friday outlook keeps a Level 1 out of 4 flash flood threat stretched from northern Oklahoma across Central and West Texas, including San Antonio, as moisture from Tropical Depression Vance streams into the state — the same system driving the Flood Watch over the South Plains.
Saturday does not clear all at once. The feed gives Saturday a high near 74.4 and a low near 63.7 with a 35 percent chance and a drizzle code — showers lingering into Halloween before the pattern breaks. Anyone with Saturday-evening plans outdoors should keep rain gear within reach early and check the feed again before heading out; the drying trend strengthens through the evening hours as the Vance moisture shifts north.
Sunday is the turn. The feed puts Sunday near 82.9 with a precipitation chance of just 1 percent, Monday warmer still near 85.9 at 23 percent, and Tuesday cooler near 78.1 with drizzle back in the picture at 32 percent. Wednesday runs clear near 79.4 and Thursday near 79.1, both with rain chances in the low single digits. The desk's 05:00 morning file will refresh these numbers at daybreak; overnight, the story is Friday's rain — steady, widespread, and worth a slower morning drive.
