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Thursday Overnight in San Antonio: 59 Degrees and Clear — Friday Overcast at 76.8, Saturday Turns to Showers

San Antonio stood at 59 degrees under clear skies for the overnight file, with Thursday clear at 75.2 and Friday overcast but dry at 76.8 before Saturday's showers at a 38 percent chance and Sunday's drizzle at 42 percent.

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Thursday Overnight in San Antonio: 59 Degrees and Clear — Friday Overcast at 76.8, Saturday Turns to Showers (T.W.A. NEWS)

San Antonio stood at 59 degrees under clear skies early Thursday, feeling like 59.3, in the station's overnight file from its live Open-Meteo feed. The feed's current-conditions code is 0, clear, and Thursday's daily line reads a high of 75.2, a low of 57.6 and a precipitation chance of zero.

Thursday is clear, code 0, and Friday is overcast but dry, code 3, at 76.8 with a low of 52.9 and no rain chance — the warmest day in the current seven-day run, holding the pattern the Wednesday evening files carried. The overnight reading is cooler than the 23:00 file's 60.4 degrees, with Thursday's high trimmed from 76 to 75.2 in the updated feed.

The weekend is still the wet part of the week: Saturday brings showers, code 81, at 61.5 with a low of 56.9 and a 38 percent chance, Sunday reads light drizzle, code 51, at 69.5 with a low of 55.4 and a 42 percent chance, Monday is drizzle at 64.7 with a low of 59.7 and a 14 percent chance, Tuesday is overcast at 67.4 with a 3 percent chance, and Wednesday is overcast at 73.5 with an 11 percent chance. The Weather Desk's overnight file (TWN-036), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.

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