Tallahassee Halloween Morning Weather: Warm and Overcast for Game Day, With Sunday's Drizzle and the Clock Change Ahead
Halloween starts at 70 degrees and overcast, on the way to a high of 82 with only a 9 percent rain chance for the two home games and trick-or-treating. Sunday turns wetter, and the clocks fall back an hour at 2 a.m.
Tallahassee's Halloween is starting mild and grey: 70.1 degrees and overcast at the station's morning reading, feeling like 71.3, on the way to a Saturday high of 82 and a low of 67.6. The rain chance for the day sits at just 9 percent - a cooperative forecast for the afternoon game at Bragg Memorial Stadium, the night game at Doak Campbell Stadium and the trick-or-treating in between.
Sunday brings the change, and it arrives on the new clock. Dense drizzle (weather code 55) enters the forecast with a high of 79.7, a low of 66.9 and the rain chance up to 38 percent - the highest of the weekend - and Sunday morning is also when Tallahassee wakes up on standard time, after clocks fall back an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday is the final day of early voting in Leon County, and its hours run on the new time.
The week ahead stays warm and mostly unsettled at the edges. Monday reaches 79.4 with a 24 percent rain chance, Tuesday is the week's driest day at 81.4 degrees with light drizzle possible and only a 6 percent chance, Wednesday returns to drizzle at 82.1 with a 21 percent chance, Thursday stays overcast at 81.6 with a 32 percent chance, and Friday eases back to 80.6 with a 7 percent chance. All figures are from the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read Saturday morning.
