Election Day Weather in Tallahassee: Showers Move Into the Code, the High Drops to 76.9 and the Rain Chance Climbs to 41 Percent
The overnight feed rewrote Tallahassee's Election Day: where Election Eve promised 82 degrees and a 22 percent rain chance, Tuesday now carries a shower code, a high in the upper 70s and better than a two-in-five chance of rain at the polls.
Tallahassee voters should take an umbrella to the polls. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read overnight, put Tuesday on a shower code (code 80) with a high of 76.9 degrees, a low of 68.2 and a 41 percent precipitation chance — a material change from the Election Eve forecast this station published Monday, which held Election Day at 82 degrees with the rain chance down at 22 percent.
The morning itself starts mild and mostly cloudy: the feed read 69.1 degrees overnight, feeling like 70.7, under code 2. The shower risk is the day's story, not cold — temperatures stay in the upper 60s and 70s through polling hours, so a light jacket and something waterproof are the whole Election Day kit.
Wednesday stays unsettled on the feed, code 3 with a high of 76.8 and the week's highest rain chance at 48 percent, before the pattern dries and warms: Thursday reaches 83.2 on a drizzle code at 21 percent, and Friday tops the week at 84.3 with the rain chance down to 8 percent.
The weekend cools back down behind the warmth — Saturday's high is 79.9 and Sunday's is 76.1, with Sunday's low dropping to 56.2, the coolest reading on the seven-day feed. The Weather Desk will re-file at the 05:00 cadence with the morning feed.
