Wednesday in San Antonio at 7 A.M.: 62 Degrees and Overcast — the Drizzle Is Out, Saturday Showers Are In

San Antonio stood at 62 degrees under overcast skies on Wednesday morning, feeling like 64.2, in the station's 07:00 file from its live Open-Meteo feed. Wednesday's daily line now reads code 3, overcast, with a high of 71.3, a low of 61.1 and a 1 percent precipitation chance — a gray, dry start to Veterans Day in Military City.

The day has changed again since the 05:00 file, which had Veterans Day as light drizzle, code 51, at the same high of 71.3 with a low of 61.6 and a 2 percent rain chance. The drizzle code is out in this file, the low is down slightly to 61.1, and the morning's ceremonies — including Shavano Park's first Avenue of Heroes recognition at 11 a.m. — now read dry under a gray sky rather than lightly wet.

Thursday reads fog, code 45, at 72.4 with a low of 58.4 and a 1 percent rain chance, and Friday is overcast and dry at 75.6 with a low of 59.2 and no rain chance. The weekend turns cooler and wetter: Saturday now brings showers, code 82, at 61.1 with a low of 56.6 and a 37 percent chance — the code is up from 81 in the morning file and the high is down more than four degrees — Sunday reads code 53 at 64.8 with a low of 51.1 and a 40 percent chance, Monday is light drizzle, code 51, at 62.1 with a 23 percent chance, and Tuesday is overcast at 62. The Weather Desk's morning file (TWN-035), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.