Tallahassee Evening Weather: Monday Jumps to 82, Election Day Reaches 80, and a Wednesday Storm Code Follows
Sunday's wet day ends at 68.7 degrees on the live feed. Monday is warm and mostly dry at 82, Election Day Tuesday carries a light-rain code at 80.3, and Wednesday brings the week's thunderstorm code.
Tallahassee's wet Sunday was winding down on the station's live weather feed at 68.7 degrees, feeling like 71.2 under an overcast code, after a day that topped out at just 72.4 with a 69 percent rain chance and a drizzle code. The low tonight is 65.9, and the rain risk falls away quickly from here.
Monday is the week's warm break: a mostly cloudy code, a high of 82.0 and a low of 64.2, with the rain chance down to 20 percent on the Open-Meteo feed the station carries. Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3 stays warm at 80.3 with a low of 65.7 and a light-rain code, but the rain chance is just 15 percent - weather is not expected to keep Leon County voters home, and polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The next real weather arrives Wednesday, which carries a thunderstorm code, a high of 78.5 and the week's highest rain chance at 31 percent. Thursday stays unsettled at 78.3 with a 20 percent chance, then Friday clears completely - a clear-sky code, 75.9 degrees and an 8 percent rain chance - and Saturday cools to 73.0.
