Wednesday Night in San Antonio: 67 Degrees and Clear — the Clouds Are Gone, the High Reached 73.2, Thursday Stays Clear
The Veterans Day overcast finally broke on Wednesday evening: San Antonio stood at 67 degrees under clear skies for the 19:00 file, the day's high was revised up to 73.2, and Thursday is clear and dry before Saturday's showers at 41 percent.
San Antonio stood at 67 degrees under clear skies on Wednesday night, feeling like 69.2, in the station's 19:00 file from its live Open-Meteo feed. The sky has cleared — the feed's current-conditions code is 0, clear — after an overcast Veterans Day, and Wednesday's daily line closes at a high of 73.2, a low of 61.4 and a precipitation chance of zero.
The clearing is the change since the 17:00 evening file, which read 70.1 degrees under overcast skies with the day's high at 72.6. Thursday stays clear, code 0, at 73.2 with a low of 56.6 and no rain chance, and Friday turns overcast but dry at 75.8 with a low of 52.7 and no rain chance — the week's warmest day, and the last dry one before the weekend.
The weekend remains the wet part of the week, and cooler: Saturday brings showers, code 81, at 65.8 with a low of 58 and a 41 percent chance, Sunday reads light drizzle, code 51, at 61.4 with a low of 56.4 and a 38 percent chance, Monday is overcast at 64.4 with a low of 54.7 and a 15 percent chance, and Tuesday is overcast at 66 with a low of 52.8 and a 1 percent chance. The Weather Desk's night file (TWN-036), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.
