Saturday Forecast Warms Back Up: San Antonio Near 82, and Thursday's Rain Chance Climbs to 48%
The late-evening feed walks back the cooler Saturday in the evening file — Saturday now tops out near 82 with only a 5% rain chance, while Thursday turns cooler with the week's highest rain chance.
San Antonio's Saturday has warmed back up in the late-evening numbers. The station's live Open-Meteo feed late Friday put the city at 72.7 degrees under clear skies, feeling like 69.9, at the end of a Friday that reached 85.7 with a low of 59.5 and no precipitation. Saturday now tops out near 82.5 with a low near 63.8 — several degrees warmer than the near-79 the 17:00 evening forecast carried — with light drizzle still in the day's weather code but precipitation chances at just 5 percent.
That keeps Saturday effectively dry for Muertos Fest's full day at Hemisfair and for Bexar County's 12-hour early-voting day, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday stays warm and overcast near 83 with a low near 62.5 and a 4 percent rain chance, and Monday holds near 82.6 with chances at 7 percent.
The bigger change sits at the end of the week. Tuesday cools to near 79.3 as rain chances climb to 21 percent, Wednesday returns to near 83.3 at 10 percent, and Thursday turns noticeably cooler — a high near 75.5 and a low near 67 — with moderate drizzle in the code and the highest rain chance in the seven-day window, now 48 percent, up from the 41 percent the evening file carried. The station's live weather panel refreshes every 10 minutes, and the Weather Desk files its next full forecast Saturday morning.
