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Tuesday Morning in San Antonio: 59.9 Degrees and Overcast — Tuesday's Rain Chance Jumps to 43 Percent, and Sunday's High Is Cut to 65.3

The station's live feed at 7 a.m. puts San Antonio at 59.9 degrees under overcast skies. Tuesday's rain chance has risen from 31 to 43 percent with a high of 65.2; Saturday warms to 70.1, but Sunday cools sharply to 65.3 and Monday to 61.2.

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Tuesday Morning in San Antonio: 59.9 Degrees and Overcast — Tuesday's Rain Chance Jumps to 43 Percent, and Sunday's High Is Cut to 65.3 (T.W.A. NEWS)

San Antonio's Tuesday is getting wetter as the morning goes on. The station's live weather feed at 7 a.m. puts the city at 59.9 degrees under code 3 — overcast — feeling like 62, on a day that will top out at 65.2 over a low of 58.9. This is an update to the Weather Desk's scheduled 05:00 morning file.

Tuesday's own daily line has changed since the 5 a.m. file (SQ-20261110-013). It now reads code 53 — drizzle — with its rain chance risen from 31 to 43 percent and its high from 64.2 to 65.2. Wednesday holds code 3, overcast, at 68.5 over 59.0 with a 1 percent chance. Thursday holds dry at 77.6 over 63.5 and Friday holds dry at 76.7 over 61.4, both at zero percent.

The weekend and Monday have redrawn themselves. Saturday now reads code 82, rain showers, at 70.1 over 58.7 with a 42 percent chance — warmer than the 67.8 in the morning file. Sunday drops to code 51, drizzle, at 65.3 over 57.4 with a 41 percent chance, down sharply from 73.7. Monday enters at code 55, drizzle, at 61.2 over 54.2 with a 17 percent chance. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is Tuesday's 17:00 evening forecast.

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