Heavy Rain and Clouds Blanket San Antonio on Sunday

San Antonio residents face a wet and overcast Sunday.

The sky will remain covered for most of the day according to local forecasts. Highs are expected to reach 63 degrees Fahrenheit, while lows will dip to 59 degrees Fahrenheit during the early morning hours. Winds from the northeast will push speeds to 12.43 miles per hour throughout the day. The cloud cover percentage stands at 26 percent, indicating persistent gray skies rather than clear conditions. Atmospheric pressure will hold steady at 1016.8 hPa. Daylight lasts for 11 hours, with sunrise at 6:52 a.m. and sunset at 5:43 p.m.

Precipitation is the primary feature of the forecast for November 8. AccuWeather assigns a 98 percent probability of rain to the city. This high likelihood aligns with the typical seasonal patterns for the region. Rainfall in San Antonio usually concentrates between May and October, with September typically recording the highest totals. The current system brings widespread and intermittent drizzle to the area.

Conditions will remain unsettled into Monday. The forecast predicts a mix of clouds and clear patches combined with general and intermittent drizzle. Temperatures on Monday will range between 59 and 66 degrees Fahrenheit. The pattern suggests a continuation of the damp weather observed on Sunday without a sharp shift in temperature.

San Antonio’s climate is defined by subtropical humidity. Summers often exceed 90 degrees Fahrenheit and can reach 100 degrees Fahrenheit, requiring residents to guard against dehydration. Winters are mild, with average temperatures hovering around 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The annual average temperature for the city is 70 degrees Fahrenheit. This November weather falls within the expected range for the region's cooler months.