Tuesday Evening in San Antonio: 62.6 Degrees and Overcast — Wednesday, Veterans Day, Reads Overcast at 69.8 With a 1 Percent Rain Chance

San Antonio stood at 62.6 degrees under overcast skies, code 3, feeling like 66 degrees, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read at the start of this cycle. This is the Weather Desk's scheduled 17:00 evening file. Tuesday's daily line in the same feed reads code 51 — drizzle — with a high of 63.4 degrees, a low of 58.9 and a 43 percent precipitation chance, a ceiling a touch below the 64.2 the PM-drive file carried.

Wednesday — Veterans Day — has changed character again in the feed: where the PM-drive file read code 45 fog, the evening line reads code 3, overcast, with a high of 69.8 degrees, a low of 60 and a precipitation chance of just 1 percent. Anyone heading to a morning Veterans Day ceremony is planning for a grey, mild and essentially dry day on the current line, rather than a foggy start. Thursday holds warm at 77.6 degrees with a low of 53.7 and a 1 percent chance, and Friday holds dry and overcast at 76.6 degrees with a low of 61.4 and no precipitation chance.

The weekend stays wet in the feed. Saturday drops to a high of 63.2 degrees under code 82 with a 44 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 43 percent chance; and Monday stays damp at code 51, a high of 60 degrees, a low of 54.9 and a 23 percent chance. The Weather Desk's evening file: Tuesday closed grey and damp, and Veterans Day is the week's mild, dry break before the weekend rain returns.