Wednesday Late Afternoon in San Antonio: 70.1 Degrees and Overcast — the High Holds at 70.2, Thursday Turns Clear
San Antonio reached its Veterans Day high by mid-afternoon and held it into the PM drive, with the cloud deck still in place, a clear and cooler Thursday ahead, and Saturday's shower chance still the week's wettest line at 42 percent.
San Antonio stood at 70.1 degrees and overcast late Wednesday afternoon, feeling like 75.1, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read this cycle — the city essentially sitting on its Veterans Day high of 70.2, with a low of 60.9 and a precipitation chance of just 7 percent. The afternoon file updates the 13:00 reading of 68.4 degrees: the high firmed up by nearly a degree as the day went on, and the cloud cover never broke.
Thursday turns clear. The feed carries a code 0 day — clear skies — with a high of 73.2, a cooler low of 56.6 and a precipitation chance of only 1 percent, the driest and sunniest line of the week. Friday stays dry under code 3 overcast at 75.7 and 52.7, with no precipitation expected.
The weekend is where the water sits. Saturday carries code 81 showers with a 42 percent precipitation chance, a high of 65.4 and a low of 56.8; Sunday follows with code 53 and a 30 percent chance at 64 and 54.7. Monday holds code 51 drizzle at 61.9 with a 17 percent chance, and Tuesday settles back to overcast at 61.4 and 51.9.
For the PM drive home on Veterans Day, the desk's read is simple: a mild, gray evening with no rain in the way, a clear Thursday to plan outdoor work around, and a Saturday that still looks like the day to keep an umbrella in the car. The Weather Desk file (TWN-035), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live Open-Meteo feed read in full this run.
