Saturday Night Weather Update: Sunday Stays Warm and Dry Near 83, and Thursday's Rain Chance Eases to 35 Percent
The station's late feed holds Sunday overcast, warm and nearly rain-free for Muertos Fest's closing day and Sunday early voting — and the week ahead has shifted since the evening file, with Monday warmer and Thursday's rain chance down from 54 to 35 percent.
Saturday is ending clear and mild in San Antonio. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 73.2 degrees, feeling like 74.9, under a clear-sky code late Saturday night, closing a day that topped out at 84.8 with a low of 63 and a 13 percent precipitation chance. Sunday — the closing day of Muertos Fest at Hemisfair and a noon-to-6 early-voting day across Bexar County — stays in the same register: overcast, a high near 83 and a low near 64.3, with the precipitation chance down to 1 percent.
The week ahead has moved since the desk's 17:00 evening file, and mostly in a drier direction. Monday, which the evening feed had as the cool change day at 77.7 degrees, now reads warmer — a high near 81 and a low near 60 under a light-drizzle code, with precipitation chances down to 6 percent. Tuesday remains the week's wettest-looking day, with a rain-shower code, a high near 78.1 and rain chances at 47 percent, a touch below the 50 percent the evening file carried.
The bigger shift is late in the week. Wednesday carries a light-drizzle code with a high near 82.2 and chances at 13 percent. Thursday, which the evening file had as the week's rain peak at 54 percent, now reads partly cloudy with a high near 83.2 and chances eased to 35 percent, and Friday closes the stretch overcast near 82 with chances at 28 percent. There is still no severe-weather signal anywhere in the feed — Tuesday is a showers day to plan around, not a storm day — and the Weather Desk's 05:00 file will carry the next full update as the Tuesday system firms up.
