Election Day Weather in Tallahassee: Near 80 Degrees at the Polls, With the Rain Chance at 28 Percent
Tallahassee voters get a warm, mostly dry Tuesday — the week's rain stays a chance, not a plan-changer, in the latest live feed.
Election Day in Tallahassee will feel more like late spring than November. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read in the overnight hours, put Tuesday's high at 79.6 degrees with a low of 68.1 and a mostly cloudy code — warm conditions for the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. voting window, with no washout in the forecast.
The rain chance for Tuesday sits at 28 percent in the feed, the highest of the next two days but still a minority chance. Monday runs similar: a light-rain code, a high of 80.3 and a rain chance of 19 percent, after an overnight low of 64.9. Early Tuesday voters heading out before sunrise can expect temperatures in the upper 60s.
The pattern holds through midweek. Wednesday carries a drizzle code, a high of 80.1 and a 30 percent rain chance, and Thursday warms to 83.9 under the same drizzle code before Friday cools to 78.3 with a low of 59.2. For voters, the practical read is simple: Tuesday is a warm, dry-leaning day, and anyone waiting in line at 7 p.m. when polls close will still be able to cast a ballot, the Leon County elections guide notes.
