Sunday Morning Forecast: Overcast and Warm Near 82, With Tuesday's Rain Chance at 46 Percent

San Antonio starts Sunday gray and mild. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 64.9 degrees, feeling like 66, under an overcast code early Sunday morning, on the way to a high near 82.5 with a low near 64.1 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent — a warm, dry setup for Muertos Fest's closing day at Hemisfair and for the noon-to-6 p.m. Sunday early-voting window across Bexar County.

Monday stays in the same register: overcast, a high near 80.3 and a low near 60.2, with precipitation chances at 6 percent. The week's one real change arrives Tuesday, which carries a rain-shower code, a cooler high near 78.1 and a low near 64.9, and the week's highest precipitation chance at 46 percent — a showers day to plan around, with no severe-weather signal anywhere in the feed.

The back half of the week has dried out since the desk's Saturday-night file. Wednesday carries a light-drizzle code with a high near 82.4 and chances at 26 percent, and Thursday — which earlier forecasts had as the week's rain peak — now reads overcast with a high near 82.8 and chances eased to 25 percent, down from 35 percent in the Saturday-night file. Friday turns slightly cooler near 79.8 with a drizzle code and chances at 27 percent, and Saturday rebounds to near 84.4 with chances down to 7 percent. The Weather Desk's 17:00 file will carry the next update as the Tuesday system firms up.