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Tallahassee Halloween Morning Weather: Light Drizzle Possible Early, Then a Warm Game Day and a Wetter Sunday

The station feed puts a light-drizzle code on Saturday morning but keeps the rain chance at just 6 percent, with a high of 81.8 for the two home games. Sunday's rain chance jumps to 46 percent.

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Tallahassee Halloween Morning Weather: Light Drizzle Possible Early, Then a Warm Game Day and a Wetter Sunday (Tallahassee Watch News)

Tallahassee starts Halloween at 67.6 degrees and overcast, feeling like 67.1, on the station's early-morning reading. The feed has added a light-drizzle code (51) to Saturday's outlook since the overnight file, but the number underneath it stays small: the chance of rain for the day is just 6 percent, with a high of 81.8 and a low of 67 - a warm, mostly dry game day for the afternoon kickoff at Bragg Memorial Stadium, the night game at Doak Campbell Stadium, and trick-or-treating in between.

Sunday remains the week's turn, and the morning the clocks fall back an hour. The forecast is overcast with a high of 79.7 and a low of 66.8, and the rain chance climbs to 46 percent - the highest of the next seven days, arriving on the final day of early voting in Leon County.

The rest of the week is a study in small chances and one cool day. Monday reaches 81.9 with a 24 percent rain chance and Tuesday is the driest day in the stretch at 81.6 degrees with a 6 percent chance. Wednesday brings the drizzle code back at 82.1 degrees with a 21 percent chance, Thursday cools sharply to a high of 71.7 with showers in the outlook and a 32 percent chance, and Friday rebounds to 80.2 with drizzle possible and a 7 percent chance. All figures are from the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read early Saturday.

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