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Sunday Evening Forecast: Thursday Rain Chance Climbs to 61 Percent, Friday's to 33

San Antonio sits at 82.5 degrees Sunday evening, with a dry Monday, drizzle chances Tuesday and Wednesday, and the week's wettest, coolest days now set for Thursday and Friday.

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Sunday Evening Forecast: Thursday Rain Chance Climbs to 61 Percent, Friday's to 33 (T.W.A. NEWS)

San Antonio's Sunday evening is warm and dry. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 82.5 degrees, feeling like 81.4, under overcast skies (weather code 3), with Sunday's high at 82.6, the low at 65.3 and no precipitation chance — a dry close to the weekend. Monday stays dry and a touch cooler overnight: overcast, a high of 81.1 and a low of 60.3, with a 5 percent rain chance, the coolest morning of the week so far in the feed.

The pattern shifts from Tuesday. The feed shows drizzle (weather code 51) Tuesday with a high of 78.4, a low of 63.5 and a 36 percent precipitation chance, then a warm Wednesday — a high of 85.2 and a low of 67.2 — with drizzle chances easing to 13 percent. Those chances have moved since the station's afternoon file: Tuesday's rain chance is down from 45 percent, Wednesday's down from 26, while the end of the week has grown wetter.

Thursday is now the week's wettest day in the feed: drizzle, a high of just 73.3 with a low of 67.1, and a 61 percent precipitation chance, up from 57 percent in the afternoon outlook. Friday cools further — rain (weather code 63), a high of 69.8 and a low of 63.5, with the rain chance up to 33 percent from 21 — and Saturday holds near 70 with a low of 63.4 and an 11 percent chance. The practical read for the final week of early voting and for Halloween-week plans: Monday is the last fully dry, warm day in this outlook; keep rain gear ready from Tuesday on.

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