Wednesday Early Morning in San Antonio: 62.4 Degrees and Overcast — Veterans Day High Reaches 71.5
San Antonio stood at 62.4 degrees under overcast skies for the early-morning file, and Veterans Day now reads overcast with a high of 71.5 — the fog in the overnight forecast is gone and the high is up.
San Antonio stood at 62.4 degrees under overcast skies early Wednesday, feeling like 66.1, in the station's early-morning file from its live Open-Meteo feed. Wednesday's daily line reads code 3, overcast, with a high of 71.5, a low of 60.3 and a 1 percent precipitation chance.
The day has changed since the overnight file two hours ago, which had Veterans Day foggy, code 45, at 70.8 with a low of 60.3. The fog code is gone in this file, the sky reads plain overcast, and the high has risen to 71.5 — a mild, dry day for the morning's Veterans Day observances across Military City.
Thursday stays overcast at 73 with a low of 56.9 and a 1 percent chance, and Friday is overcast and dry at 75.8 with a low of 60.1 and no rain chance. The weekend cools: Saturday turns to showers, code 81, at 65.4 with a 29 percent chance, Sunday is overcast at 65 with a 40 percent chance, and Monday is overcast at 65.1 with a low of 51.3. The Weather Desk's early-morning file (TWN-035), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.
