Tuesday Mid-Morning in San Antonio: 60.5 Degrees and Overcast — Tuesday's Daily Line Is Now Rain, Code 61, at a 43 Percent Chance
The station's live feed at 9 a.m. puts San Antonio at 60.5 degrees under overcast skies, and Tuesday's daily line has stepped up from drizzle to rain — code 61, its chance still 43 percent, its high 64.7. Wednesday dries out and warms to 70.4, Thursday and Friday run dry in the upper 70s, and the next rain chances arrive Saturday and Sunday.
San Antonio's rain day is holding through mid-morning. The station's live weather feed at 9 a.m. puts the city at 60.5 degrees under code 3 — overcast — feeling like 61.2, a touch warmer than the 59.9 the feed read at 7 a.m. Tuesday's range in the same feed is a high of 64.7 over a low of 58.9, and the streets that took the early-morning rain are still wet under a grey sky.
The day's own line has firmed up since the morning files. Where the 7 a.m. daily line carried Tuesday at code 53 — drizzle — the 9 a.m. line carries it at code 61, rain, with the precipitation chance unchanged at 43 percent and the high trimmed from 65.2 to 64.7. Wednesday then steps clear: code 3, overcast and effectively dry at a 1 percent chance, with a high of 70.4 over a low of 56.9.
The rest of the week in the same feed is a warm, dry middle and a wetter weekend edge. Thursday reads overcast and dry at 77.6 and Friday the same at 76.7, both at a zero percent rain chance. Saturday turns back toward rain — code 82 with a 42 percent chance and a high of 70.1 — Sunday carries code 51 drizzle at 47 percent and 65.3, and Monday cools to 61.2 with code 55 and a 19 percent chance. The Weather Desk reports the feed as it reads at 9 a.m.; the numbers on the site refresh every ten minutes.
