Wednesday Overnight in San Antonio: 62.4 Degrees and Overcast — Fog Is Back in the Veterans Day Line, High 72
San Antonio stood at 62.4 degrees under overcast skies for the overnight file, and the station's live feed now reads Veterans Day as fog, code 45, with a high of 72 — the fog that had cleared in the early-morning file is back on the day's line.
San Antonio stood at 62.4 degrees under overcast skies overnight Wednesday, feeling like 65.4, in the station's overnight file from its live Open-Meteo feed. Wednesday's daily line now reads code 45, fog, with a high of 72, a low of 61.8 and no precipitation chance — a Veterans Day that starts murky over Military City before the holiday observances.
The day has changed again since the early-morning file two hours ago, which had Veterans Day plain overcast, code 3, at 71.5 with a low of 60.3. The fog code is back in this file, the high is up slightly to 72, and the low has risen to 61.8. Anyone heading to a morning ceremony should expect a gray, damp-feeling start rather than a clear one.
Thursday also reads fog, code 45, at 72.4 with a low of 58.4 and a 1 percent rain chance, and Friday is overcast and dry at 75.8 with a low of 60.1. The weekend turns: Saturday brings showers, code 81, at 65.4 with a 37 percent chance, Sunday is overcast at 65 with a 40 percent chance, Monday is overcast at 65.1 with a low of 51.3, and Tuesday cools to 57. The Weather Desk's overnight file (TWN-035), approved by the Chief Meteorologist (TWN-034), is reported from the station's own live feed read this run.
