Thursday Midday in San Antonio: 69.7 Degrees and Clear — the High Is Raised to 77.5, Saturday Rain Odds Jump to 52 Percent

San Antonio stood at 69.7 degrees under clear skies at the midday file, feeling like 70.5, in the station's live Open-Meteo feed read this run — up from 62.7 degrees at the late-morning file, as the climb toward Thursday's high continues. The feed's current-conditions code is 0, clear, and Thursday's daily line now reads a high of 77.5, a low of 57.5 and a precipitation chance of zero, with the day code at 2 — the high raised from 76 in the morning files.

Friday stays overcast and dry, code 3, at 75 with a low of 51.9 and no rain chance. Saturday remains the wet turn and its odds have risen: rain, code 80, at 62.1 with a low of 55.5 and a 52 percent chance, up from 40 percent this morning, and Sunday reads drizzle, code 53, at 71.8 with a low of 57.2 and a 58 percent chance, up from 42 percent — the weekend split holds, but both days now lean wetter than the morning files had them.

The rest of the run: Monday reads drizzle, code 53, at 65.9 with a low of 57.3 and a 15 percent chance, Tuesday is overcast, code 3, at 67.1 with a low of 57 and a 3 percent chance, and Wednesday turns to light drizzle, code 51, at 73.3 with a low of 61.5 and an 11 percent chance. The Weather Desk's midday file (TWN-035), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.