Wednesday Mid-Morning in San Antonio: 63.1 Degrees and Overcast — Thursday's Fog Is Out, Saturday's Rain Chance Rises to 42 Percent

San Antonio stood at 63.1 degrees under overcast skies on Wednesday mid-morning, feeling like 65.9, in the station's 09:00 file from its live Open-Meteo feed. Wednesday's daily line reads code 3, overcast, with a high of 71.2, a low of 60.4 and a 9 percent precipitation chance — a gray Veterans Day for the ceremonies across Military City, including Shavano Park's first Avenue of Heroes recognition at 11 a.m.

The day has firmed up since the 07:00 file, which had Wednesday at the same overcast code with a high of 71.3, a low of 61.1 and only a 1 percent rain chance. The high is down a tenth, the low is down seven-tenths, and the rain chance is up to 9 percent — still a dry day in practice, but no longer a no-chance one. Thursday has changed more: the fog, code 45, in the morning files is out, replaced by overcast, code 3, at 73.2 with a low of 55.9 and a 1 percent rain chance.

Friday stays overcast and dry at 75.6 with a low of 53.8 and no rain chance. The weekend remains the wet part of the week: Saturday brings showers, code 82, at 61.1 with a low of 56.6 and a 42 percent chance — up from 37 percent in the 07:00 file — Sunday reads code 53 at 64.8 with a low of 51.1 and a 30 percent chance, Monday is light drizzle, code 51, at 62.1 with a 17 percent chance, and Tuesday is overcast at 62. The Weather Desk's mid-morning file (TWN-035), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.