Saturday Morning Forecast: A Touch of Drizzle Possible, Then Near 82 for Muertos Fest and the Long Voting Day

San Antonio starts its busiest Saturday of the fall mild and clear — 63.3 degrees, feeling like 64.5, on the station's live Open-Meteo feed early this morning. The feed carries a light-drizzle code for the day and a 17 percent precipitation chance, so a passing sprinkle is possible, but Saturday still tops out near 81.9 with a low near 62.7.

That is workable weather for the day's two big draws. Muertos Fest runs its full Saturday at Hemisfair from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., with the procession at 7 p.m., and Bexar County's early voting sites are open for their longest day of the first week, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. A light jacket for the morning and the evening procession is the Weather Desk's only caution; nothing in the feed suggests a washout.

Sunday stays in the same pattern — overcast, near 82.7, with rain chances down at 3 percent — before the week turns unsettled rather than stormy: Monday near 79.8 with drizzle chances at 13 percent, Tuesday near 77.3 at 25 percent, and Wednesday back near 84.1. The week's real change is Thursday, when the feed carries a thunderstorm code, a high near 77.8 and the week's highest rain chance at 45 percent, with Friday close behind at 47 percent. The Weather Desk files its next full forecast at 17:00; the station's live weather panel refreshes every 10 minutes.