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Wednesday Late Night in San Antonio: 63.4 Degrees and Clear — Thursday Turns Warmer and Clear at 76.1

San Antonio cooled to 63.4 degrees under clear skies for the 21:00 file, and the forecast warmed up: Thursday is now clear at 76.1, Friday dry at 76.8, before Saturday's showers at 38 percent and Sunday's drizzle at 42 percent.

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Wednesday Late Night in San Antonio: 63.4 Degrees and Clear — Thursday Turns Warmer and Clear at 76.1 (T.W.A. NEWS)

San Antonio stood at 63.4 degrees under clear skies on Wednesday late night, feeling like 65.3, in the station's 21:00 file from its live Open-Meteo feed. The feed's current-conditions code is 0, clear, and Wednesday's daily line closes at a high of 73.2, a low of 60.9 and a precipitation chance of zero.

The late-night file is cooler and clearer than the 19:00 file, which read 67 degrees and clear with Wednesday's low at 61.4. The outlook also warmed: Thursday is now clear, code 0, at 76.1 with a low of 57.7 and no rain chance — up from 73.2 in the evening files — and Friday is overcast but dry at 76.8 with a low of 52.9 and no rain chance, the week's warmest day.

The weekend is still the wet part of the week: Saturday brings showers, code 81, at 65.8 with a low of 58 and a 38 percent chance, Sunday reads light drizzle, code 51, at 61.4 with a low of 56.4 and a 42 percent chance, Monday is overcast at 64.4 with a low of 54.7 and a 14 percent chance, and Tuesday is overcast at 66 with a low of 52.8 and a 3 percent chance. The Weather Desk's late-night file (TWN-036), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.

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