Tallahassee Election Eve Weather: Drizzle Moves Into Monday's Code, Election Day Holds at 82, and Showers Reach Saturday
The evening feed cools the city to 71.5, keeps Tuesday warm for voters — and rewrites the weekend, with Saturday turning showery and Sunday morning dropping to 54.9.
Tallahassee is cooling into Election Day eve under a changing feed. The station's live Open-Meteo read on Monday evening put the city at 71.5 degrees, and Monday's weather code has flipped from mostly cloudy to light drizzle (code 51), with the day's precipitation chance lifted to 17 percent on the way to an overnight low of 66.
Election Day itself holds warm: Tuesday, Nov. 3 forecasts a high of 82 degrees and a low of 67.3 under mostly cloudy skies (code 3), with the rain chance at 23 percent — essentially the afternoon file's read, and still a plan-for-warmth day for Leon County voters in line between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., with an umbrella in the car as cheap insurance.
Midweek stays warm and mostly settled: Wednesday reaches 81 with a 19 percent rain chance, Thursday brings light drizzle back (code 51) at a high of 82.5 and a 23 percent chance, and Friday is now the week's warmest day on the feed — a high of 83.3 with drizzle possible (code 53, 12 percent).
The weekend is where the feed changed most. Saturday has turned to rain showers (code 80) with a high of just 77.4, and Sunday cools sharply behind it — a high of 72.8, drizzle possible, and a low of 54.9, the crispest morning of the stretch. No severe weather and no tropical system appears anywhere in the seven-day feed.
