Tuesday Afternoon in San Antonio: 64 Degrees and Overcast — Tuesday's High Is Revised Up to 67.2 as the Drizzle Chance Holds at 43 Percent

San Antonio stood at 64 degrees under overcast skies, code 3, early Tuesday afternoon, feeling like 66.4 degrees, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read at the start of this cycle. Tuesday's daily line in the same feed now reads code 51 — drizzle — with a high of 67.2 degrees, a low of 58.9 and a 43 percent precipitation chance. The high is a step up from the midday file's 64.9-degree reading, while the drizzle chance itself is unchanged at 43 percent: a grey, damp day, but a slightly warmer one than the morning models had it.

Wednesday — Veterans Day — stays the week's clearing day in the feed: code 3 overcast, a high of 70.4 degrees, a low of 56.9 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent. Thursday turns warmer and dry at 77.6 degrees with a low of 59.2 and no precipitation chance, and Friday holds dry at 76.6 degrees with a low of 61.4. Anyone with outdoor Veterans Day plans on Wednesday is working with the driest, mildest day in the near line.

The weekend turns back wet in the feed. Saturday drops to a high of 63.2 degrees under code 82 with a 42 percent precipitation chance and a low of 56.5; Sunday reads code 51 drizzle at 64.5 degrees, a low of 54.5 and a 47 percent chance; and Monday stays damp at code 51, a high of 60 degrees, a low of 54.9 and a 19 percent chance. The Weather Desk's afternoon file: Tuesday's rain chance did not grow this cycle, but the day's ceiling did — and the next real break in the grey is Wednesday.