Thursday Drops to 70 With Rain Likely: San Antonio's Week Turns Cooler and Wetter
Monday stays warm at 81, Tuesday cools to 72 with rain, and Thursday and Friday now both top out near 70 — Thursday's rain chance is 61 percent in the station's live feed.
San Antonio's warm Monday is the week's high-water mark. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read Monday afternoon, put the city at 80.2 degrees, feeling like 83.7, on the way to a Monday high of 81.1 and a low of 63.4, with only a 3 percent precipitation chance. Tuesday is the first turn: the feed shows rain, code 61, a high of 71.8 and a low of 63.9, with a 28 percent precipitation chance — a drop of nearly 10 degrees from Monday.
Wednesday briefly rebounds before the real cool-down arrives. The feed puts Wednesday at a high of 82.2 and a low of 62.5, with a 10 percent precipitation chance. Thursday then falls to a high of just 70.2, with a low of 67.4 and a 61 percent precipitation chance — the wettest day in the seven-day outlook, and about four degrees cooler than the station's morning file had Thursday. Friday stays cool and wet, with a high of 70.4, a low of 66.4 and a 52 percent precipitation chance, with rain showers in the feed's outlook.
The weekend warms back up as the rain chances fall. Saturday climbs to 84 with a 12 percent precipitation chance, and Sunday reaches 87.2 with a 4 percent chance, according to the feed. For anyone planning around the late-week weather — commutes, outdoor work and the final days of early voting, which runs through Friday, Oct. 30 — Thursday and Friday are the days to plan for rain and for temperatures that will feel a full season cooler than Monday.
