Sunday Weather: Overcast and 68 in San Antonio, Monday Cools to 79, and Election Day's Rain Chance Eases to 67 Percent
The station's live feed at the 03:04 cycle: 68.1 degrees and overcast (code 3), Sunday at 80.9, a fog-coded Monday that has cooled three degrees to 78.7 since the last read, and Tuesday — Election Day — still coded rain showers (81) but with the precipitation chance down ten points to 67 percent.
San Antonio is under cloud cover in the small hours of Sunday, the first morning after the clocks fell back. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 68.1 degrees feeling like 72.4 under overcast skies (code 3) — up a touch from 67.7 at the 01:04 read, with the clear code of the earlier night now gone.
Sunday, November 1, reads overcast (code 3) at 80.9 with a low of 65.6 and a 2 percent precipitation chance — a dry day for the city's Día de los Muertos celebrations. Monday is the material change in this read: still fog-coded (45), but the high has cooled to 78.7 from 81.8 two cycles ago, with a low of 66.0 and a 2 percent chance.
Election Day's rain is still in the forecast but softer again. Tuesday, November 3, holds at code 81 — rain showers — at 77.7 with a low of 64.1, and the precipitation chance has eased to 67 percent from 77 percent in the last two files. Wednesday turns clear (code 0) at 78.9 with a low of 61.2 and a 1 percent chance, Thursday reads mainly clear at 81.2 with 2 percent, Friday is overcast at 80.9 with 3 percent, and Saturday carries a drizzle code (51) at 82.6 with the chance up to 27 percent. Tuesday's voters should still bring the umbrella — the rain code has not moved, only the odds. This is the desk's overnight update to its 01:04 file.
