Weather Update: Thursday's Rain Chance Climbs to 57 Percent as the Week Turns Wetter
Sunday stays overcast and warm near 83 with almost no rain chance, but the station's live feed now puts Thursday at 57 percent — more than double this morning's figure — with Friday turning cooler.
San Antonio's Sunday is holding to the morning forecast, but the back half of the week has turned wetter in the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read again late this morning. It was 72.6 degrees and overcast late Sunday morning, on the way to a high of 82.9 and a low of 65.3, with a precipitation chance of just 1 percent for the rest of Sunday — a dry finish for Muertos Fest's closing day and the day's outdoor events.
Monday stays much the same: overcast, a high of 81.3 and a low of 64.7, with a 3 percent precipitation chance. The week's first real rain chance arrives Tuesday, when the feed shows drizzle code, a high of 77.2 and a low of 65.7, and a precipitation chance of 45 percent — close to the 46 percent carried in this morning's forecast story. Wednesday rebounds to 83.6 with a 26 percent chance.
The material change is Thursday. This morning's file put Thursday's precipitation chance at 25 percent; the late-morning feed now puts it at 57 percent, the highest figure of the week, with a high of 82.4 and a low of 66.5. Friday then turns noticeably cooler in the updated feed — a high of 74.2 and a low of 68.1, with a 21 percent chance — before Saturday recovers to 83.7 with a 10 percent chance.
No weather alerts were in effect for San Antonio in the sources checked this cycle. The Weather Desk's next full file is the 17:00 evening forecast, and the desk will update again if Thursday's rain chance moves further — readers with Thursday and Friday plans should check back rather than rely on this morning's drier outlook.
